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A pond in the Gudu forest on the hiking trail to the bottom of the Gudu falls near Mahai in the Drakensberg The Mudslide hiking trail above the Mahai camp site ascends the mountain in the tree-lined gully in the middle of the photo The Tugela River with the Tugela Falls, at 948 m, the 2nd tallest waterfall on earth. Seen from the far end of the Tugela Tunnel The Tugela River flows through the Tugela Tunnel, a 65 meter long section of overhanging rocks The Tugela Falls in the Drakensberg is, at 948 m, the 2nd tallest waterfall on earth. Seen from the far end of the Tugela Tunnel The Tugela River and the wall of the Amphitheatre in the Kwazulu-Natal Drakensberg as seen from the far end of the Tugela Tunnel The chain ladder used by hikers to bypass the Tugela Tunnel in the Kwazulu-Natal Drakensberg A forest on the Tugela Gorge hiking trail in the Kwazulu-Natal Drakensberg The Tugela River and Tugela Tunnel with the wall of the amphitheatre in the Kwazulu-Natal Drakensberg in the back The exposed roots of a huge pine tree toppled by strong winds in the Kwazulu-Natal Drakensberg A wooden bridge over the Vemvaan River on the Tugela Gorge hiking trail in the Kwazulu-Natal Drakensberg A bench next to a boulder on the hiking trail to the Cascades near Mahai in the Kwazulu-Natal Drakensberg A bridge over the Mahai River on the hiking trail to the Cascades in the Kwazulu-Natal Drakensberg A bridge over the Mahai River on the hiking trail to the Cascades in the Kwazulu-Natal Drakensberg The hiking trail to the Cascades near Mahai in the Kwazulu-Natal Drakensberg A view of the Amphitheatre in the Kwazulu-Natal Drakensberg. The Sentinel is on the far right The view from the top of the Oliviershoek Pass into Kwazulu-Natal towards the South with the Drakensberg visible in the back The start of the Oliviershoek Pass in the Drakensberg between the Free State and Kwazulu-Natal Provinces Inlet of the Vaal - Tugela water scheme in the Driekloof dam in the Free State Province of South Africa Grass and lake landscape on the road to the Kaalvoet Vrou monument at Retief Pass in the Free State Province The road to Retiefklip at Kerkenberg, an historic site where the names of Voortekkers were written on an overhanging rock The viewpoint at Dolerite Dyke at Golden Gate in the Free State Province of South Africa A view of the Sterkfontein Dam in the eastern part of the Free State Province of South Africa Sandstone Valley in Golden Gate in the Free State Province of South Africa The view from Golden Gate with the Amphitheatre in the Drakensberg visible in the back, left and the Maluti Mountains to the right View from the vulture hide in Golden Gate in the Free State Province Langtoon dam in Golden Gate in the Free State Province of South Africa. The Maluti Mountains are in the back The road to Langtoon dam at Golden Gate in the Free State Province of South Africa The Sentinel Trail to the Tugela Falls in the Drakensberg. Concrete blocks are being laid on part of the trail to prevent erosion The Brandwag and Mushroom Rock, two sandstone buttresses at Golden Gate in the Free State Province of South Africa A Black wildebeest, Connochaetes gnou, also called a white-tailed gnu, laying in grass at Golden Gate in the Free State Province of South Africa Two Burchells zebras, Equus quagga burchellii, interacting at Golden Gate in the Free State Province of South Africa The Sentinel Trail to the Tugela Falls climbs to the top of the Amphitheater via chainladders, visible in the far gully, left, bottom. An unnamed waterfall is visible. Shot from car park The road to the car park at the start of the Sentinel Trail to the Tugela Falls in the Drakensberg Tendele Rest Camp at the start of the Tugela Gorge hiking trail as seen from the road to the car park at the start of the Sentinel Trail The Sentinel Trail to the Tugela Falls in the Drakensberg climbs past the Three Witches and then zig-zags up the slopes of the Sentinel View from the Sentinel Trail to the Tugela Falls in the Drakensberg. The starting point at the car park is visible A directional sign board on the Sentinel Trail to the Tugela Falls in the Drakensberg The Sentinel Trail to the Tugela Falls in the Drakensberg. The starting point at the car park is visible The view from the Sentinel Trail to the Tugela Falls in the Drakensberg. Fog in QwaQwa and the Maluti Mountains are visible in the back The view at sunrise from the road to the Sentinel car park in the Drakensberg into the Vemvaan Valley in Natal. The Policemans Helmet is visible Sunrise on the road to the Sentinel car park in the Drakensberg with fog in the valleys of QwaQwa The Sentinel Trail to the Tugela Falls in the Drakensberg ascends to the top of the Amphitheater via chainladders, visible in the far gully, left, bottom. Photographed from car park The Tugela River, shortly before it plunges 948 m from the top of the Amphitheatre in the Drakensberg. The Tugela Falls, the second tallest waterfall on earth Tugela Falls, the second tallest waterfall on earth. The Tugela River plunges 948 m in five steps from the top of the Amphitheatre in the Drakensberg The top set of chain ladders to the top of the Amphitheateron the Sentinel Trail to the Tugela Falls in the Drakensberg Tugela Falls, the second tallest waterfall on earth. The Tugela River plunges 948 m from the top of the Amphitheatre in the Drakensberg The Gully is an alternative route, in place of the chain ladders to the top of the Amphitheater on the Sentinel Trail to the Tugela Falls in the Drakensberg The Sentinel Trail to the Tugela Falls in the Drakensberg. A ladder and hiker is visible The view at sunrise of part of the Sentinel Trail to the Tugela Falls in the Drakensberg. The Sentinel is in the back