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With its sub-alpine climate, the misty atmosphere of Dullstroom is reminiscent of the Scottish Highlands and is ideally suited to the trout which were introduced to its cool waters in the early 1900s. Today, Rainbow and Brown Trout abound in most of Dullstroom's dams, while natural breeding takes place in many of its rivers.
Dullstroom is a very popular destination for fly fishing. Otters can be spotted fishing and frolicking in the waters, three species of crane birds co-exist (one of the few places worldwide this occurs) and herds of oribi inhabit the mountain slopes.
Location
Dullstroom is a tiny Mpumalanga town perched high on the slopes of the Steenkampsberg Mountain Range,
a pleasant two hour drive from Gauteng on the N4. History
Wolterus Dull, a benevolent benefactor, collected money in Holland to assist the Boers in the area who had lost their homes when the original settlement was destroyed during the Anglo Boer War.
My Trip to Dullstroom
To add your holiday experience, please send any text and photographs to
changes@wheretostay.co.za.
"Breaking our trip between Wakkerstroom and Pilgrims Rest, the perfect choice,
smothered in history was the delightful town of Dullstroom.
Although the main road through town is only a few hundred metres long, the
variety of pubs and restaurants, with a few galleries and gift shops thrown in,
is enough to keep any visitor interested for a day or three.
Trout fishermen will require a few more days ....... because this is trout
fishing country.
We were very satisfied with our choice of accommodation - The Dullstroom Inn is certainly not 5 star accommodation (no bells and whistles) but more than
adequate for our simple needs - a place to sleep with a good meal thrown in. The
Dullstroom Inn is very reasonably priced but the cosiness with fireside bar and
dinner are certainly worth a few bonus points. Very friendly staff and close
proximity to the main tourist junction rounded off a very happy sleepover in
Dullstroom" - Avril and Frank
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| Things To Do in Dullstroom |
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| Dullstroom Attractions |
 Fly Fishing: less than 5 km
Rainbow and brown trout are well-stocked at the Groot Suikerbos Dam and many other nearby dams and rivers. Visit: Trout Fishing in Dullstroom Ama Poot Poot Hiking Trail: 6 km
Circlular day walk through scenic highveld.
 Clay pigeon shooting: 7 km
Field and Stream Clay pigeon shooting range.
Located 8 km from Dullstroom on the Tonteldoos Rd
Call Greg on 083 443-4567
or Frank on 082 781-0242
 Elandskloof Pony Rides: 11 km
Pony rides, donkey cart rides, and mountain bike trails.
013 2540136 082 922 6835
Dullstroom Riding Centre: 13 km
Horse trails and pony rides that cater for both first-timers and experienced riders. All rides are offered under the personal supervision of Dave & Rhoda Curtis.
Cell: 082 4429766
Email: horsetrails@worldonline.co.za
 Kristalwater Mampoer Distillery: 21 km
See and taste the "fruit of the kettle" at the Kristalwater Mampoer Distillery in Tonteldoos.
Tel: 013 2540722
By appointment only
 Blaauwboschkraal Huts: 36 km
Horse Trail to Blaauwboschkraal Stone Ruins. Excellent view overlooking Waterval-Boven. Duration: 2 hours Cost: R150 Contact: Sue Yates 082 853 3993 BBK Trails... | | | Nearby Towns | Belfast
Machadodorp
Waterval Boven
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Bergen Cheese Farm in Tonteldoos
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Greystone Lodge in Dullstroom, Mpumalanga
Greystone Lodge offers three star accommodation and facilities on a private
nature reserve in the Mpumalanga Highlands. Situated just off the N4 between
Belfast, Machadodorp and Dullstroom and within easy reach of the Blyde River
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The Highland Cottage @ Critchley in Dullstroom, Mpumalanga
At the cottage you can expect a king size bed, block-out curtains, a wood fireplace, 2 Lazyboy recliners, a flatscreen TV with a hotel bouquet (includes sporting and movie channels), a coffee/tea station, a wine-cooler fridge, a bathroom with a corner bat |
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Stonecutters Lodge in Dullstroom, Mpumalanga
Stonecutters Lodge is a holiday, trout fishing & conference venue of
exceptional quality. Travel to the Mpumalanga Highlands, just 2.5 hours from O.R.
Tambo airport and stay in this four star graded lodge. The lodge lies between
Dullstroom ... |
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The Rose Cottage & Co B&B in Dullstroom, Mpumalanga
We offer 5 suites all with fully equipped kitchens, en-suites bathrooms
comfortable living rooms all with DSTV, private patio\'s and safe under cover
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Forest Creek Lodge & Spa in Dullstroom, Mpumalanga
Forest Creek nestles in a gorge of the Steenkampsburg Mountains,
set in a Private Nature reserve of the Mpumalanga escarpment. The
gorge is softened only by a blanket of shrubs and trees which have grown in this
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With its sub-alpine climate, the misty atmosphere of Dullstroom is reminiscent of the Scottish Highlands and is ideally suited to the trout which were introduced to its cool waters in the early 1900s. Today, Rainbow and Brown Trout abound in most of Dullstroom's dams, while natural breeding takes place in many of its rivers.
Dullstroom is a very popular destination for fly fishing. Otters can be spotted fishing and frolicking in the waters, three species of crane birds co-exist (one of the few places worldwide this occurs) and herds of oribi inhabit the mountain slopes.
Location
Dullstroom is a tiny Mpumalanga town perched high on the slopes of the Steenkampsberg Mountain Range,
a pleasant two hour drive from Gauteng on the N4. History
Wolterus Dull, a benevolent benefactor, collected money in Holland to assist the Boers in the area who had lost their homes when the original settlement was destroyed during the Anglo Boer War.
My Trip to Dullstroom
To add your holiday experience, please send any text and photographs to
changes@wheretostay.co.za.
"Breaking our trip between Wakkerstroom and Pilgrims Rest, the perfect choice,
smothered in history was the delightful town of Dullstroom.
Although the main road through town is only a few hundred metres long, the
variety of pubs and restaurants, with a few galleries and gift shops thrown in,
is enough to keep any visitor interested for a day or three.
Trout fishermen will require a few more days ....... because this is trout
fishing country.
We were very satisfied with our choice of accommodation - The Dullstroom Inn is certainly not 5 star accommodation (no bells and whistles) but more than
adequate for our simple needs - a place to sleep with a good meal thrown in. The
Dullstroom Inn is very reasonably priced but the cosiness with fireside bar and
dinner are certainly worth a few bonus points. Very friendly staff and close
proximity to the main tourist junction rounded off a very happy sleepover in
Dullstroom" - Avril and Frank
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