Viewpoint · Kruger National Park
Duke Waterhole Viewpoint, Kruger
Duke Waterhole Viewpoint is a viewpoint in Kruger National Park, 600 m off the S137, about 16 km from Crocodile Bridge Gate.
About Duke Waterhole Viewpoint
Duke Waterhole Viewpoint overlooks the long, finger-shaped Duke Waterhole along the S137 in southern Kruger, reached via the S130. The waterhole holds water throughout the year and attracts a variety of wildlife, with lion occasionally seen drinking there around dawn. It is named after Tom Duke, the respected Lower Sabie ranger who served in the area from 1903 to 1923.
Where to find Duke Waterhole Viewpoint
Duke Waterhole Viewpoint is a viewpoint in Kruger National Park, 600 m off the S137, about 16 km from Crocodile Bridge Gate. See exactly where it is on the map, and navigate to it, in the opspoor app.
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Open in opspoorWildlife you can see at Duke Waterhole Viewpoint
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Habitat around Duke Waterhole Viewpoint
Grassland by H4-2 (open grassland): Open plains with few trees. Grazers gather here and predators hunt across it.
Habitat mapped by opspoor. Data sources
Nearby waterholes, hides and camps
- S130 Water Hole ViewpointViewpoint
- Ntandanyathi Waterhole ViewpointViewpoint
Duke Waterhole Viewpoint questions
Where is Duke Waterhole Viewpoint?
Duke Waterhole Viewpoint is a viewpoint in Kruger National Park, 600 m off the S137, about 16 km from Crocodile Bridge Gate.
Which road is Duke Waterhole Viewpoint on?
Duke Waterhole Viewpoint is about 600 m off the S137.
What animals can you see at Duke Waterhole Viewpoint?
Duke Waterhole Viewpoint sits in open grassland, which suits aardwolf, african pipit, african striped weasel, cape hare and cheetah.
Can I use opspoor at Duke Waterhole Viewpoint without signal?
Yes. Signal in Kruger National Park can be patchy, and opspoor works fully offline: you can see sightings you've already loaded and log your own, which sync when you're back in range.
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