Mount Kenya.

Situated at the central part of Kenya and neighbouring the Aberdares, Mt. Kenya is the second highest peak in Africa. This mountain was regarded as ‘sacred’ in the ancient days and the Kikuyu community conducted their prayers facing it.

Unlike Kilimanjaro, Mt. Kenya is mainly wet at most times of the year but this does not inconvenience climbers. The vegetation here varies from red hot poker, Scenecio Kniensis to Carduus Kniensis and Ostrich Prum Lobelia at different altitudes. In our continued efforts to render better and more unique services to our customers, we are offering another rather strikingly unique route on Mt. Kenya passing round the main peaks and crossing point Lenana (4590m).

Besides the Sirimon route, our other tracks, are away from the main tourist routes. You have the choice of the Timau or Kamweti approach for the ascend. while you can opt to descend through the most scenic route, the ‘Chogoria route’.

Mt. Kenya is an ideal preparation for a Mt. Kilimanjaro climb in an environment with spectacular views plus a unique flora and fauna.