text: The park can also be reached from Gwanda: taking the Thuli-Makwe road towards Kezi and turning north on the main Kezi-Bulawayo road.
  Game viewing
  Some game can be seen throughout the park, with regular sightings of white rhino, sable antelope and impala. However, the best viewing is to be had in the 105 km2 Game Park, in the west of the national park. The game park, also known as Whovi or Hove Wild Area was established with animals translocated from the border areas of Hwange National Park. It has been restocked with white and black rhinos. Other animals to be seen include sable antelope, giraffe, zebra, impala, wildebeest and ostrich. On rare occasion in the late afternoon to early evening visitors, can be lucky enough to spot leopard, with many nights being disturbed by the ruckus of baboons screaming due to leopard attacks. There are two game viewing hides.
  Hiking
  With its scenery, climate and safe environment, Matobo has a number of hiking trails. Shorter hikes and walks include:
  Lakeside walk, Maleme Dam, from Fish Eagle lodge
  Mount Pomongwe, near Maleme Camp
  Maleme Camp to Pomongwe Cave rock paintings
  Longer hikes include:
  Climbing mount Shumbashawa, near Gordon Park