SOUTH AFRICA
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A settlement begun by Dutchman Wolterius Dull in 1883 to house Dutch immigrants, it was proclaimed a village in 1893 and named for Dull and the Crocodile River (stream), which flows nearby. The village has four claims to fame: it features the highest railway station (2 076m) in the country, it is known to be one of the coldest towns in South Africa, it is the only place in South Africa where elm and beech trees grow in any number and it is premier trout fishing country. The rivers and streams in the area are well stocked and several guest farms and establishments cater specially for anglers.
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FOREST CREEK LODGE
Forest Creek nestles in a gorge of the Steenkampsburg Mountains, set in a Private Nature reserve. On this magnificent piece of land we hope we have catered for everyone, from Luxury guest suites at the main lodge to a self-catering cottage - For further information click here
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STONECUTTERS LODGE
Stonecutters Lodge is a holiday, trout fishing and conference venue of exceptional quality. Whether you are organising a small conference, planning a self-catering getaway or looking for excellent trout fishing near Dullstroom in Mpumalanga, Stonecutters Lodge will accommodate you in superlative style -For further information click here
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VALLEY OF THE RAINBOW
Valley of the Rainbow Estate and Nature Reserve is an exclusive property located in valleys surrounded by mountains. The resort is an exclusive retreat that combines the extraordinary beauty of an awe-inspiring natural landscape with the convenience and hospitality of a luxury resort - For further information click here
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