This big pass is located on the A 3 main route between Maseru in the west and the much smaller village of Fosi in the east. It displays an altitude variance of 487 meters over a distance of 11.9 km producing an average gradient of 1:27, but there are several very steep sections at 1:5.
The pass is also commonly known as Bushman's Pass or Bushmen's Pass. Most maps use the spelling Bushman's, but the official sign at the summit is spelled as Bushmen's Pass.
The pass has 65 bends, corners and curves compressed within its length and with a summit height of 2277 m ASL it receives regular snowfalls. During very cold conditions ice might be present on the roadway, which is extremely dangerous - even for 4WD vehicles. Being one of the main routes in Lesotho the road carries a steady flow of traffic. Be wary of large trucks and buses that need the whole roadway to negotiate the sharper bends.
The road to the summit, also known as Lekhalong-la-Baroa, Bushmans Pass or Bushmen's Pass, is paved and pretty curvy. It’s called A3 Road and runs between Likalaneng and Nazareth. The climb is pretty steep, with sections at 1:5. The pass has 65 bends, corners and curves.The wind is usually quite strong at mountain areas. High winds blow here all year long. Temperatures here in the winter are brutally cold. The summit receives regular snowfalls. During very cold conditions ice might be present on the roadway, which is extremely dangerous.
Bushman's Pass is a high mountain pass at an elevation of 2.266m (7,434ft) above the sea level, located in the central highlands of western Lesotho. Bushmans Pass is a saddle in Lesotho and has an elevation of 2,266 metres. Bushmans Pass is situated close to the villages Ha Ramot'soene and Ha Nqeku Matebeleng. Bushmans Pass (Bushmans Pass) is a pass (class T - Hypsographic) in Lesotho (Africa) with the region font code of Africa/Middle East.
