Bushmans Wilderness Trail, Kruger

Situated in the south western corner of Kruger this wilderness area is characterised by deep quiet valleys and high rocky outcrops with spectacular views. These secluded valleys exclude trailists from the outside world whilst the high lying outcrops are accessed early in the morning to enjoy the vastness of the landscape and useful to search for game, The heavy density of elephant and rhino has resulted in a well marked network of natural game paths and allows for easy walking. Typical to the terrain are antelope species like kudu, klipspringer and mountain reedbuck. Plantlife is very diverse especially in the higher lying areas – this area is classified as a botanical reserve within KNP and trees unique only to this area can be found. Bushman paintings are a big attraction, as well as other cultural and historical sites. The trails camp is uniquely hidden between a series of massive granite koppies.