Viewpoint · Kruger National Park

Grysbok Waterhole Viewpoint, Kruger

Grysbok Waterhole Viewpoint is a viewpoint in Kruger National Park, on the H1-6, about 58 km from Phalaborwa Gate.

About Grysbok Waterhole Viewpoint

Grysbok Waterhole Viewpoint lies on the H1-6 north of Mopani, near the Tropic of Capricorn, in the tall mopane country of northern Kruger. The waterhole is named for Sharpe’s grysbok, one of the park’s smallest and most elusive antelope, which occurs particularly in this northern region. The surrounding area can also produce elephant and other northern Kruger wildlife, making the waterhole a worthwhile stop along the long drive towards Shingwedzi.

Where to find Grysbok Waterhole Viewpoint

Grysbok Waterhole Viewpoint is a viewpoint in Kruger National Park, on the H1-6, about 58 km from Phalaborwa Gate. See exactly where it is on the map, and navigate to it, in the opspoor app.

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Wildlife you can see at Grysbok Waterhole Viewpoint

Based on the habitat around it, not on today's sightings.

Habitat around Grysbok Waterhole Viewpoint

Bushveld by S142 (north) (mixed bushveld): Mixed woodland with a broken canopy and thicker bush between the trees.

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Grysbok Waterhole Viewpoint questions

Where is Grysbok Waterhole Viewpoint?

Grysbok Waterhole Viewpoint is a viewpoint in Kruger National Park, on the H1-6, about 58 km from Phalaborwa Gate.

Which road is Grysbok Waterhole Viewpoint on?

Grysbok Waterhole Viewpoint is right on the H1-6.

What animals can you see at Grysbok Waterhole Viewpoint?

Grysbok Waterhole Viewpoint sits in mixed bushveld, which suits hooded vulture, kudu (greater), smiths bush squirrel, white headed vulture and aardvark.

Can I use opspoor at Grysbok 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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