The Panorama Route offers breathtaking and scenic views thus it is definitely worth a riding experience. It is known for its rich cultural heritage, historical sites and waterfalls.
It is situated in the Mpumalanga province, South Africa located along the northeast of the Greater Drakensberg Escarpment, with the canyon starting at Bourke’s Luck Potholes and ending at the Three Rondawels. The route travels along the 33 km long Blyde River Canyon.
The drive starts on the R532 north of Graskop, branching off onto the R534 which forms a scenic loop and rejoins the R532.
The most scenic part of the Panorama Route is the world’s 3rd largest canyon, the Blyde River Canyon. Another highlight is is God’s Window which gives provides panoramic views over the vast lowveld of South Africa.
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