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This charming town of Dullstroom-Emnotweni has a rich history dating back to the early 1880s when Dutch settlers arrived in this mist-shrouded locale. Perched at an impressive 2100 meters above sea level, it ranks among the highest towns in the country, boasting a captivating blend of 19th and 20th-century architectural styles.
Conveniently situated halfway between Johannesburg and the Kruger National Park, Dullstroom-Emnotweni serves as an ideal stopover. The village of Dullstroom, nestled in the heart of the Highlands Meander in Mpumalanga, is renowned for its crystalline streams, pristine lakes, and breathtaking landscapes.
Dullstroom-Emnotweni boasts six remarkable distinctions:
1. It’s one of South Africa’s coldest villages.
2. It’s a premier destination for trout fishing.
3. It’s home to the country’s highest railway station, perched at 2076 meters above sea level.
4. It’s the exclusive habitat for elm and beech trees in significant numbers.
5. It’s the sole region in South Africa where you can find the endangered Blue Crane, Crowned Crane, and critically endangered Wattled Crane.
6. It houses a whiskey bar with the largest whiskey collection in the southern hemisphere.
In Dullstroom-Emnotweni, you’ll not only relish its natural beauty but also partake in the diversity of South African culture, embracing the nation’s identity as the “Rainbow Nation” through interactions with people from various backgrounds and walks of life.
Venture out to take a stroll down Dullstroom Town Main Street and browse around in the many quaint country shops. Be sure to pop into Bergen Cheese to taste their mount watering locally made cheese. The Milkshake bar is not to be missed with the most delicious milkshakes ever!
To complete the Dullstroom experience visit Milly’s country stall for the best smoked trout and trout pies. The Mayfly restaurant is always highly recommended for any meal!