We parked our tent 3 meter from the edge close to the Tugela falls that was frozen at the time. The cliffs drop +-1km down while at the top you have a spectacular view of the Amphitheatre, Devel's Tooth and Tooth Pick. No picture can do the view justice. 
In 1836, the French missionaries Arbousset and Daumas named the largest of the domes rising from the plateau Mont-aux-Sources - a literal description of this source of five rivers. This is me at the summit of Mont-aux-Sources after a though be very rewarding climb. The Tugela river is one of the rivers originating from Mont-aux-Sources and plummets 948m of the cliff making it the world's seconds highest waterfall.
At the top of the chain ladders in the Drakensberg leading to the Amphitheatre, a rock wall about 5km in length, and approximately 1000m in height between the Sentinel (3 165m) and Eastern Buttress (3 047m), with a number of domes rising from its relatively flat summit plateau.
