Monte Binga

Monte Binga reaches an elevation of 2436 meters with steep cliffs on its western face and a gentler slope on the eastern approach.

The mountain received its name from the Binga River, which has long provided water resources to surrounding communities in the Sussundenga District.

Local inhabitants near Monte Binga maintain agricultural traditions and share their environmental knowledge through guided expeditions in the national park.

Visitors require camping equipment, sufficient water supplies, and a 4x4 vehicle to access the mountain beyond the Chimanimani National Park entrance.

The summit contains shallow peaty soil that supports specific vegetation patterns of tussocky grass and moss between lichen-covered rock formations.

Location: Sussundenga District

Elevation above the sea: 2,436 m

Part of: Chimanimani National Park

GPS coordinates: -19.77623,33.06256

Latest update: March 3, 2025 07:19