Mount Kenya

I went on a 4-day trek to Point Lenana — such an amazing experience! I loved exploring the beautiful landscapes and nature around. I’d totally recommend it.

Painful, breathtaking, unforgettable. Mount Kenya, you changed me. From Sirimon to Chogoria – every step worth the struggle. truly climbed out of the usual comfort zone

Great Trekking in Mount Kenya with The guide Paul Polemark and his great porters team.

We spent 5 nights hiking and camping in Mount Kenya and we loved it! Sure it's an exhausting experience as it requires huge efforts to fight altitude and the cold daily but this mountain is so beautiful and special! Slept in lake Ellis, Michaelson, Austrian Camp and Shiptons Camp. Our preferred were Michaelson and Shiptons although Mintos Campsite also looked stunning when we passed through it on our last day hike. Austrian Hut which is 4800mt high was our worst night ever since we felt the effects of altitude and night was incredibly windy and freezing cold. We wish we had seen some more wildlife. Only saw rock hyraxes and birds and some dung from zebra, elands and hyenas. The campsites all have pit toilets which is a good thing to try to keep the environment clean and water safer for drinking. Phone and internet network are very rare so plan your visit accordingly.

I conquered Mt.Kenya just to go Fishing... Yap!!!🤝🤝🤝💐🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪💯💯💯💯📌📌📌 What an experience this was.😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

Heard great things about this place😌 It looks very pretty here, I know a lady from Kenya, Africa. Africa has always been on my bucket list because of the Cheetahs🐆, Giraffes🦒 and Elephants🐘, going on safari here would be a dream. Also, check out my dream car (The Peugeot 505 Dangel 4x4), I believe the Peugeot 504 was very popular in Kenya😌 Peace ☮️ 🙏🏼🥰

A very nice volcanoe to hike to! We did it on 2 days, to point Lenana, and it was not too hard. Slept in the Naro Muri hut and woke up at 3 o clock to get the sunrise at the summit. If you go with guides (which is mandatory), make sure they make breakfast, otherwise it will be hard. There is a wee bit of scrambling but no multipitch climbing, where you have to go to the Battian. The first 500hm are trough bog, so take waterproof boots with you!!

The great scenarios within Mt. Kenya National park such as tarns, lakes, the huge heaps of stones (peaks), amazing guards and teammates made this hike the best among the few I have had. The rough terrain which tested on the eagerness to climb up the peak was something else, ooh, don't forget the chilling cold late in the evening and early in the morning and receiving blessings in terms of rain as we trekked the tracks. I am grateful to have experienced a sunrise while at the top of the third highest peak on Mt. Kenya with an attitude of 4985m ASL. I would encourage you to pay a visit and experience it yourself once you're well prepared physically, mentally and even emotionally.