Kruger National Park
H10 Lower Sabie-Tshokwane Road, Kruger National Park
The H10 Lower Sabie-Tshokwane Road is a 43.9 km tar road in Kruger National Park about 26.1 km from Crocodile Bridge Gate. It connects to H1-2 Skukuza-Tshokwane Road, H4-1 Skukuza-Lower Sabie Road, H4-2 Gomondwane Road, S29 Mlondozi Road and S32 Orpen Dam Loop. Here's what lives along it, where to stop.
The H10 is the tar road from Lower Sabie north to Tshokwane. It climbs into the Lebombo hills to Nkumbe, one of the best lookout points in the whole park, and passes Muntshe, Mlondozi and Rietpan waterholes. Mlondozi Dam and its picnic site are a short detour on the S29.
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Habitat along the H10 Lower Sabie-Tshokwane Road
Open grassland: Open plains with few trees. Grazers gather here and predators hunt across it.
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Waterholes and stops on the H10 Lower Sabie-Tshokwane Road
- Muntshe Waterhole ViewpointViewpointMuntshe Waterhole Viewpoint overlooks one of the small waterholes within the Mlondozi wetland system at the foot of Muntshe Hill. The surrounding sweetveld grasslands are particularly productive for…On the road
- Rietpan Waterhole ViewpointViewpointRietpan Waterhole Viewpoint overlooks one of the waterholes along the Mlondozi vlei system between Lower Sabie and Tshokwane. The surrounding open plains and seasonal wetland can attract a variety…On the road
- Loskop Waterhole ViewpointViewpointLoskop Waterhole Viewpoint overlooks a waterhole along the H10 between Lower Sabie and Tshokwane. The water forms part of a productive stretch of the route that also passes Hillside, Muntshe and…On the road
- Mlondozi Waterhole ViewpointViewpointMlondozi Waterhole Viewpoint lies along the H10 between Lower Sabie and Tshokwane, overlooking one of the smaller waterholes associated with the Mlondozi drainage. The surrounding open grassland and…On the road
- Nkumbe LookoutViewpointNkumbe Lookout is perched high in the Lebombo Mountains along the H10 between Lower Sabie and Tshokwane, with sweeping views across the eastern savanna plains below. The elevated position makes it…50 m off the road
- N`wamuriva ViewpointViewpointN'wamuriva Viewpoint is perched on the rocky slopes of the Lebombo Mountains along the H10 between Lower Sabie and Tshokwane. The elevated position gives broad views across the surrounding plains…50 m off the road
- Lower Sabie Rest Camp ViewpointViewpointLower Sabie Rest Camp Viewpoint looks out across the Sabie River from one of Kruger’s most scenic riverside camps. The elevated position gives broad views toward the river and Lebombo Mountains…900 m off the road
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H10 Lower Sabie-Tshokwane Road questions
Where is the H10 Lower Sabie-Tshokwane Road in Kruger National Park?
The H10 Lower Sabie-Tshokwane Road is a 43.9 km tar road in Kruger National Park about 26.1 km from Crocodile Bridge Gate. It connects to H1-2 Skukuza-Tshokwane Road, H4-1 Skukuza-Lower Sabie Road, H4-2 Gomondwane Road, S29 Mlondozi Road and S32 Orpen Dam Loop.
How long does it take to drive the H10 Lower Sabie-Tshokwane Road?
About 53 minutes without stopping at the 50 km/h limit. Allow much longer if you stop at the waterholes and for sightings.
What animals can you see on the H10 Lower Sabie-Tshokwane Road?
The H10 Lower Sabie-Tshokwane Road runs through open grassland and mixed bushveld, which suits african striped weasel, cheetah, wildebeest (blue), zebra (plains) and greater red musk shrew.
Are there waterholes or hides on the H10 Lower Sabie-Tshokwane Road?
Yes. Along the H10 Lower Sabie-Tshokwane Road you'll find Muntshe Waterhole Viewpoint, Rietpan Waterhole Viewpoint, Loskop Waterhole Viewpoint, Mlondozi Waterhole Viewpoint and Nkumbe Lookout.
Can I use opspoor on the H10 Lower Sabie-Tshokwane Road 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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