Mount Kenya National Park
Africa's second-highest peak, with glaciers, alpine forests and unforgettable trekking.
About Mount Kenya
Mount Kenya, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is Africa's second-highest mountain and one of its most striking, its jagged glacial peaks rising above dense montane forest, bamboo zones and alpine moorland.
Beyond climbing, the lower forested slopes are home to elephant, buffalo and rare species found nowhere else, making it a fascinating stop for both trekkers and wildlife-lovers.
The residents
Things to do here
Multi-day guided trek to the accessible third peak, no technical climbing required.
Lower-slope walks in search of elephant, buffalo and forest birdlife.
Camp under some of Kenya's clearest, darkest skies at the equator.
Photograph Batian and Nelion glowing above the cloud line at dawn.
A taste of Mount
Drive up-country, acclimatisation walk on the forest slopes and a warm lodge dinner.
Trek to a mid-mountain camp, forest and wildlife along the way, with clear night skies overhead.
Ready for Mount?
One enquiry starts it all, we come back within a few hours with a tailored plan.