Mount Kenya Climbing

Mount Kenya is the second most lifted pinnacle of Africa and the most raised summit of Kenya Destinations. This astounding cold zenith attracts trekkers from around the world. Mt Kenya is an old volcano, which is framed by glaciations which give it a unique prospective. There are three tops on Mount Kenya Batian (5199m), Nelion (5,188m) and Lenana point (4,985m). While Batian and Nelion tops are for expert climbers, Lenana Point is the essential top on Mt Kenya, which does not require a specific prior climbing experience and can be trekked by anyone with a good level of fitness. Thick bamboo and rainforest are found on Mt. Kenya's lower inclines while striking Afro-Alpine moorland and vegetation are found at higher statures of the mountain. The charming sights of the snow-topped summits, valleys, and Savannah make Mount Kenya Climbing an absolutely dazzling African experience. During the trek to Mount Kenya through the forested zones, you can come across wild African elephants, bison, lions, hyrax, unmistakable eland species and a wide range bird species.

There are three noteworthy routes for Climbing Mount Kenya explicitly, Naromoru, Sirimon, and Chogoria, used by trekkers to summit Mt. Kenya at the Lenana point.