Exploration of Sani Pass History

In 1940, British explorer Godfrey Edmonds embarked on a daring expedition to the Drakensberg mountains in South Africa. With a Jeep and a support team, he navigated the rugged terrain, proving that a road route was possible. This led to the construction of what is now known as Sunny Pass, one of the most dangerous passes in the world. The route continues to attract explorers with its challenging conditions and breathtaking scenery.

What year did Godfrey Edmonds begin his exploration of the Drakensberg Mountains?

• 1930

• 1940

• 1960

• 1950

Which vehicle did Godfrey Edmonds use for his expedition?

• A Jeep

• A horse

• A bicycle

• A motorcycle

What was Godfrey Edmonds' profession before becoming an explorer?

• A sailor

• A Royal Air Force pilot

• A scientist

• A teacher

What did Edmonds prove by reaching the summit of the Drakensberg Mountains?

• That the area was uninhabitable

• That a road route was possible

• That the mountains were the highest in the world

• That the wildlife was abundant

What is the name of the pass that remains one of the most dangerous in the world?

• Khyber Pass

• Sani Pass

• Donner Pass

• Pass of Caradhras

What makes Sani Pass particularly challenging to navigate?

• Its high altitude

• Its lack of signage

• Its steep and rugged track

• Its narrow width