The Panorama
Browse the researched towns and destinations in the The Panorama region.
Towns and destinations
Blyde River Canyon Nature Reserve
The provincial reserve is a protected-landscape destination under The Panorama, with named viewpoints, canyon scenery, hiking and a Swadini/Blyde watersports layer.
Open Blyde River Canyon Nature ReserveGraskop
Use Graskop as a practical Panorama base for named viewpoints, waterfalls, gorge experiences and onward journeys through the Blyde River landscape.
Open GraskopHazyview
Hazyview combines a Lowveld town base with river-country activities, cultural interpretation and access toward the Panorama Route.
Open HazyviewHendriksdal
Hendriksdal is retained as a Panorama settlement node for its pine-forest mountain setting; public activity access must be verified before it is treated as a conventional town destination.
Open HendriksdalKiepersol
Kiepersol is a named Panorama node known in official tourism copy for its cabbage-tree association, green hills and subtropical agricultural setting.
Open KiepersolLydenburg (Mashishing)
Lydenburg, also called Mashishing in the official regional label, combines a mountain-valley setting, fly-fishing identity and access toward the Panorama and Highlands landscapes.
Open Lydenburg (Mashishing)Ohrigstad
Ohrigstad is a named Panorama town close to the Blyde attractions, with a verified provincial-reserve activity layer at Ohrigstad Dam Nature Reserve.
Open OhrigstadPanorama Route
The Panorama Route is a route-landscape node rather than a town, connecting viewpoints, waterfalls, historic Pilgrim’s Rest and the Blyde River Canyon attraction layer.
Open Panorama RoutePilgrim's Rest
Pilgrim’s Rest is retained as a historic town and heritage destination, where the gold-rush landscape, town tours and mining-camp interpretation are the central experience.
Open Pilgrim's RestSabie
Sabie is a central Panorama town with a strong waterfall, forestry and adventure identity, connected by roads to Graskop, Hazyview and Lydenburg.
Open Sabie