Kruger National Park

S29 Mlondozi Road, Kruger National Park

The S29 Mlondozi Road is a 19 km gravel road in Kruger National Park about 27.3 km from Crocodile Bridge Gate. It connects to H10 Lower Sabie-Tshokwane Road, S122 Muntshe Loop and S128 Old Tshokwane Road. Here's what lives along it, where to stop.

The S29, the Mlondozi road, is a gravel detour off the H10 between Lower Sabie and Tshokwane that skirts the southern Lebombo to Mlondozi Dam and its picnic site, then rejoins the H10 near Muntshe Hill. The S122 Muntshe loop branches off it.

Where the S29 Mlondozi Road runs

H10 Lower Sabie-Tshokwane RoadS122 Muntshe LoopS128 Old Tshokwane RoadS29 Mlondozi Road
The S29 Mlondozi Road and the roads it joins. Waterholes, hides and viewpoints along it are on the map in the opspoor app. Road data © OpenStreetMap contributors

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Wildlife you can see on the S29 Mlondozi Road

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Habitat along the S29 Mlondozi Road

Open grassland
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Open grassland: Open plains with few trees. Grazers gather here and predators hunt across it.

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S29 Mlondozi Road questions

Where is the S29 Mlondozi Road in Kruger National Park?

The S29 Mlondozi Road is a 19 km gravel road in Kruger National Park about 27.3 km from Crocodile Bridge Gate. It connects to H10 Lower Sabie-Tshokwane Road, S122 Muntshe Loop and S128 Old Tshokwane Road.

How long does it take to drive the S29 Mlondozi Road?

About 29 minutes without stopping at the 40 km/h limit. Allow much longer if you stop at the waterholes and for sightings.

What animals can you see on the S29 Mlondozi Road?

The S29 Mlondozi Road runs through open grassland, which suits aardwolf, african pipit, african striped weasel, cape hare and cheetah.

Can I use opspoor on the S29 Mlondozi 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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