Kenya Mountains

Climb Mount Longonot in Kenya with Tranquil Kilimanjaro, a remarkable dormant volcano that overlooks the magnificent scenery of Kenya's Lake Naivasha region, typifying the turbulent volcanic origins of the Great Rift Valley bottom. Climbing Longonot, which rises to 2776 meters above sea level (and 750 meters above the surrounding terrain), provides hikers with an intriguing and inspirational day trip that culminates in one of Kenya's greatest and most spectacular vistas! Longonot trek day trip is one of Kenya's most popular activities, especially for the daring tourist. Put on your hiking boots, bring some sunscreen, and head out to one of Kenya's least frequented conservation parks to explore this

A visit to the table like Mount Ololokwe will leave you mesmerised, not just from the towering table-like mountain, but also the surrounding environment composed of panoramic views, dramatic hills and beautiful landscapes at the forefront of the Mount Ololokwe backdrop in this magnificent land of the Samburu. This mountain is not only a natural attraction among the Samburu land, it is also a pillar of major significance in the Samburu cultural heritage. As Samburu guides share their knowledge and make way to the top of this mountain, you will realise this mountain was once a sacred feature. It is also known as the sacred mountain. Hiking Mt

The North Face's regular path begins at Kami Hut, located at an altitude of 4300 meters, just past Shipton's Camp. Unlike the SE Face Route, this one is best trekked in June, July, August, September and October. In order to reach the summit, a timeframe of 7 to 8 days is necessary. Along the North Face route, an overnight stay at Firmin Tower is required, with the option of setting up a tent or bivouac. Crampons are essential for those wishing to traverse the Gate Of Mist to Nelion. The North Face route commences from either Shipton's Camp or Kami Hut at 0330 hours. It takes approximately 2

The South Eastern side of Mount Kenya is best explored using this 8-day trip beginning from Nairobi and the best time for this hike is during the trekking season of December, January and February. The typical trekking route begins at the Austrian Hut and is the most frequently used route on the southeast side of the mountain. It is the only route equipped with fixed abseil rings. Climbers set out from the Austrian Hut around 4:00 a.m., trekking across the Lewis glacier and up to the base, which takes approximately 2 hours. From the base, the climb is relatively simple with the first 3 pitches involving a running