Mau Mau Caves, Mt Kenya
The Mau Mau Caves at the foothills of Mt Kenya open out to a beautiful waterfall and pass-through rocks on Burguret River. Once shielded by a dense forest cover, these caves near Nanyuki are...
The Mau Mau Caves at the foothills of Mt Kenya open out to a beautiful waterfall and pass-through rocks on Burguret River. Once shielded by a dense forest cover, these caves near Nanyuki are...
The Loita Hills in the Southern Rift Valley is one of Kenya’s last frontiers of unspoiled wilderness. Trekking from Morijo to Entasopia takes three days of hiking through a tropical forest with breathtaking landscapes,...
The northern moorlands of the Aberdares Ranges, accessed through Shamata Gate, offer some of the best trekking in Kenya. Outside of MCK, very few hikers ever come to explore this delightfully isolated wilderness...
The journey from Nairobi to the Nguruman Escarpment takes you through the rolling green foothills of the Ngong Hills, a long descent to the semi-arid plains on the floor of the Great Rift Valley,...
These caves have put Chyulu Hills on the world map, attracting visitors coming to explore them, and hike through the stunning landscape with views of the majestic Mt Kilimanjaro in the distance.
Updated 12 December 2016 Mt Kenya is the ultimate hiking and climbing destination in Kenya. It is the highest mountain in Kenya and the second highest in Africa at 5199m above sea level (asl),...
That’s right; you can go for a day hike on Mt Kenya, and be back in Nairobi the same day. As the highest mountain in Kenya and the second highest in Africa at 5199m...
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.