MOUNTAIN TREKKING

Mt. Kilimanjaro

The tallest freestanding mountain in the world Mount Kilimanjaro is the tallest free standing mountain in the world. People from all over the globe come to Tanzania to climb Kilimanjaro, hoping to stand proudly at Uhuru Point – 19,341 feet high.

Mt. Kenya

Mount Kenya is Africa’s second highest mountain at 5,199m (17,058 feet) and the highest of all Kenya Mountains. Mount Kenya is roughly circular, about 60km across at the 200mm contour, where the steep font hills rise out of the gentler slopes of the

Mt. Ruwenzori

Virunga National Park also offers spectacular trekking and climbing trips to the Rwenzori mountains in the north of the park. Known also as the “Mountains of the Moon,” the Rwenzoris reach a height of 5,109 m (16,761 ft) and contain the largest glaciers left on the

Mt. Meru

Mt. Meru is located in the heart of Arusha National Park and it is 50 miles west of Mt. Kilimanjaro. Mt. Meru is a massive volcano reaching 14,980 feet (4,565 meters). This trek serves as an ideal warm up for Mt. Kilimanjaro due to its altitude acclimatization and hiking distances. This trek is also geared towards hikers that prefer less crowds and a challenging ascent. It last erupted in

Mt. Elgon

Mt Elgon National Park is an impressively craggy extinct volcano. Its Kenya second highest mountain located 470kms from Nairobi. Its attractions include caves, cliff and mountain peaks ideal for climbing, water fall gorges, hot springs and a calderas. Koitoboss peak measuring (4155m) is the highest. The mountain has many caves known collectively as Elkony where you will see ancient paintings

Mt Longonot

The Longonot Crater mountain is a dead volcanic situated deeply in the middle on Great Rift Valley. The brooding hulk of the Mountain is lined with spectacular fissures and laval canyons. Its vast crater is an awesome sight, the jagged edge surrounding a broad expanse of vegetation, as you climb these slopes you pass through herds of grazing game as spectacular views of the Rift Valley