The Mnweni Needles. The views from the top are always amazing and always different. Explore the Northern Drakensberg: 

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Cathedral Peak at 3004 m high is a free standing mountain in the Drakensberg. The hike to the top and back can be completed in 10 to 12 hours. The first ascent was back in 1917.

Madonna and her Worshippers in Mnweni. The convoluted spires, turrets and buttresses give these mountains their reputation of being a natural gothic edifice. Explore some accommodation options in the Northern Drakensberg

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Cockade Peak is located within the Cathedral Peak area. Cockade Pass and Tseketseke Pass are the closest passes. This is a truly stunning part of the Maloti-Drakensberg Park.

Manxome Pass is located in the Mnweni region. It is a physically challenging pass to do as it is very steep but offers extraordinary views. Photo Credit: Stijn Laenen

Ship’s Prow Pass is a long pass and tops out at 3292m, the highest central drakensberg pass in the Maloti-Drakensberg Park. The pass section is 4.9km’s and 1359m in elevation gain. Picture by Riaan van der Merwe. Well done Riaan on hiking to the top of this pass, an awe-inspiring achievement.

Thaba Ntsu / Devil's Knuckles in Bushman's Nek at 3028m is one of the best views in the Drakensberg.

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Rhino Peak (Thaba Ngcobo). A difficult 10km hike which takes roughly 5 hours with a total uphill of 1194m.

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Follow the path alongside the stream to Sleeping Beauty Cave and Engagement Cave in Garden Castle Nature Reserve.

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Injisuthi below as viewed from near the Injisuthi Triplets. 

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Tugela Falls, Beacon Buttress and Sentinal in Royal Natal.

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Fangs Pass in the late afternoon from a gully above Fangs Cave. There are over 100 different hikes up the passes, which one will you do next?

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Mnweni Inner and Outer Pinnacle. The views from this spot are always different and always beautiful.

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Sunrise from the elusive “true” Ifidi Cave at 3089m. The views from this cave and morning sunrise make the effort to find this cave well worth while.

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Highmoor Nature Reserve is a stunning yet little known treasure in the Maloti-Drakensberg Park.

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Amakehla Pass in Cobham can be accessed from either Lakes Cave or Pholela Cave. Spend your 1st night in either of these caves and then head up the pass the following morning for some fantastic views.

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