Mountain Club of Kenya
Initially called Mountain Club of East Africa from inception in 1938, this club was reformed in 1949 with its current name. It’s goal is to promote mountaineering in Kenya. While their focus is rock...
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Hell’s Gate
The Hell’s Gate National Park, situated 110km from Nairobi and on the edge of Lake Naivasha, is one of the most spectacular destinations on earth. Covering an area of about 68 square km, it...
Oloroka, near Oltepesi
The Oloroka massif standing at 2048m above sea level at its highest (olesekut summit), is one of two mountains flanking the little town of Oltepesi, also known by the locals as Tinga, sitting on...
Ole Sayeti
For those who like getting off the beaten track, then Ole Sayeti is one such place. A trip to this little known hill on the floor of the Great Rift Valley about 50km from...
Ol Donyo Orok, Western Side
The Ol Donyo Orok, also known as Namanga Hill soars to an elevation of 2,548m above sea level. Clear mountain river waters, boulders sculptured by centuries of water erosion, and caves carved into the river and mountain sides provide a most rewarding outdoor experience for hiking enthusiasts.
Karura Caves & Waterfalls
A visit to Karura Caves & Waterfalls inspires wonder at how such tranquility and natural splendor could exist within a big city. It is situated in Karura Forest about 5km outside the Nairobi central business...
Mt Longonot
Updated 16 November 2019 Background As you drive from Nairobi along the upper escarpment road to Naivasha, the breathtaking view of Mt Longonot beckons you to the left, barely 60km out of Nairobi. This...
Elephant Hill, Aberdares
Updated on 22nd January 2021 The Elephant Hill on the southern end of the Aberdares Ranges, about 90km north of Nairobi, is an ideal location for a day hike especially if you’re preparing for...
