Howick Falls
A drop of about 95 metres on the uMngeni River, with a viewing platform a short walk from the main street.
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- Centre of Howick, a short walk from Main Street
A local museum on the edge of Howick Falls with stories of settlement, life and change along the uMngeni River.
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Also in Howick
A drop of about 95 metres on the uMngeni River, with a viewing platform a short walk from the main street.
A large dam and nature reserve for sailing, paddling, fishing and picnics, and home to the Midmar Mile swim each February.
Near the spot on the R103 where Nelson Mandela was arrested on 5 August 1962. A visitor centre and the 50-column steel sculpture tell the story.
Local crafters sell their work near the falls viewpoint, where a precinct upgrade with new crafter shelters is under way.
A 900 ha WESSA reserve in the valley below Howick, dropping from 1,044 m near the entrance gate to the valley floor. Grassland, woodland, thicket and forest with zebra, giraffe, blesbok, impala, nyala, bushbuck and blue wildebeest; nature trails, rock climbing, picnicking and rock pools. Also an environmental education centre, chalets, cottages and rustic camps.
Coffee roaster that moved its roastery and coffee bar to Howick after 18 years at Curry's Post. It sells its own blends and flavoured coffees alongside bakery items.
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