Chimanimani National Park Travel Guide

 Waxbag Says:  Chimanimani National Park is one of Zimbabwe’s premier hiking venues. The mountain floral is primarily sub-Alpine plants such as heather, lobelia, orchid, aloe. Big game is not here but there are klipspringer, chacma baboon, blue duiker, and leopard. The range is on the... 

 Waxbag Says:  There are many nice trails in the park. From Base Camp you must climb a very steep and rocky trail until you reach the plateau. Once on the plateau the hiking is much easier going. There are several interesting waterfalls, caves, and lakes up in the mountains that you may... 

 Waxbag Says:  No fires are allowed though, and they have had serious wild fire problems here in the park. Bring a stove or just deal with a cold meal if you want to be compliant, but most people are not as you can see evidence of camp fires near the caves. Be very careful if you do have a... 

 Waxbag Says:  I personally never climbed up to the 2,440 m Mount Binga because my group was very tired. However, I have been told that the views into Mozambique are outstanding and on a clear day it is possible to see the Indian Ocean. We chose a more modest trail to the boarder at...