Skyway Trails
Aerial cable trail, zipline and tree adventure near Kruger Park, Hazyview and Sabie in the Lowveld Legogote region.
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Skyway Trails invites you to experience the adrenaline-pumping adventure of the longest aerial cable trail or canopy trail in Mpumalanga. Feel surrounded by nature as you glide over one of the last remaining natural forested valleys along the Sabie River beside the wildness of the Kruger Park, Hazyview.
Our exceptional Skyway Trails rope adventure course features 19 different, fun-filled obstacles and ends with a 50m zipline. This activity is suitable for the whole family and is a unique, exciting, unforgettable way to explore this natural wonderland. Get a view like no other with Skyway Trails.
Excellent experience, professional and friendly staff. Highly recommend. Desire was our guide for t... - Karin van Der walt.
Karin van Der walt
Excellent experience, professional and friendly staff. Highly recommend. Desire was our guide for the day and I felt very comfortable with her and the team. They looked after us (one adult and two children) very well. I will definitely go back again.
Karin van Der walt experienced the Aerial Cable Trail
Quiet Mathonsi
The experience was amazing. It was interesting to see the difference reactions according to personalities but everyone had fun, even the one who was scared at the beginning. The Ziplining is a must do activity and it is even more so an amazing experience through your company. Our guides, Maxwell and Lungile were amazing throughout and made us enjoy the experience fully.
Quiet Mathonsi experienced the Aerial Cable Trail
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Glady Molawa
I had the best experience of my life! Best views!! The air up there... Amazing! You will learn to hold on and let go, at the same time?, I know... It will only makes once you are there?. The weather was perfect - It was drizzling, so they provided us with raincoats. Safety is their number one priority! Friendly staff_ very attentive.
Glady Molawa experienced the Aerial Cable Trail
