uMkhomazi
Caves in the uMkhomazi area.
Cyprus Cave
Cyprus cave was formed when the underlying soil was washed away by the stream that flows over the top into a pool in front of the cave. The cave is named after the cyprus grass which grows in the area.
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Cyprus Cave Annex
Cyprus cave annex is a few metres from Cyprus cave which was formed when the underlying soil was washed away by the stream that flows over the top into a pool in front of the cave. The cave is named after the cyprus grass which grows in the area.
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McKenzie's Cave 1
A great scenic outlook of rock formations and grassy plains with almost unlimited views of the escarpment from north to south on a clear day.
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McKenzie's Cave 2
A narrow, shallow cave with not real outlook. Does offer for better shelter in bad weather than the main cave.
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Rockfall Cave
Rockfall Cave is in the uMkhomazi area. The cave is 1.6km from Sinclair's Cave and is positioned in a valley which marks the southern boundary of Anondale farm.
The cave gets its name from the very prominent rock-fall at the end of the cliff line behind it.
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Sinclair's Cave
The overhang is deep and its placement on the side of a hill near an open grassland means that it does get lots of of wind. To get to the views over uMkhomazi and up to the escarpment, head up to the top of the hill behind the cave.
The cave is named after one of the early owners of Anondale farm at the foot of Settle ...
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