This photo is actually an HDR made from three different slides. I happened to have a -1, 0, +1 EV set of three slides for this scene so rather than just use the scan of one of them, I decided to take scans of all three and run them through Photomatix to get this result.
Of course, no great natural vista is truly complete without some form of man-made scar and this is no exception - the radio mast is five miles away from my location.
I drove this route a few times looking at my photo collection but my slides of the views from God's Window don't do justice to the scene I remember. Certainly one day I was up there the valleys and Lowveld to the east were shrouded by low clouds - because I was looking down on the top of them!
The Drakensberg, or Dragon Mountains, is the highest mountain range in South Africa, rising to 3,482 m (11,424 ft) at their highest point. The range is also sometimes called The Escarpment.
From the Zambian side, looking to the west, you can see much further along the falls than you can from the Zimbabwe side since the rising clouds of spray are close to the eastern edge of the gorge.
From the Vic Falls Visitor Center in Zimbabwe to the eastern end of the falls in Zambia is about a mile-and-a-half along the road - a pretty easy walk. Of course, you need to make sure you have your passport and that your visa's are in order.