Trekking
Mount Kenya Trekking
Five or six days on Africa’s second-highest mountain, through forest and moorland to a sunrise on Point Lenana at 4,985 metres.
4,985 metres
Point Lenana, with no technical climbing.
Three routes
Sirimon, Naro Moru and Chogoria.
Guided climbs
Experienced mountain guides on every trek.
Choose your route
Four itineraries across the Sirimon, Naro Moru and Chogoria routes.
- Mount Kenya, Nanyuki, Sirimon Route
- 5 Days 4 Nights
- Mount Kenya, Nanyuki, Sirimon Route, Chogoria Route
- 5 Days 4 Nights
- Mount Kenya, Naro Moru Route
- 5 Days 4 Nights
- Mount Kenya, Naro Moru Route, Chogoria Route, Batian Peak
- 6 Days 5 Nights
The routes up Mount Kenya
Each approach shows a different side of the mountain.
On the mountain
How a Mount Kenya climb works
A steady climb with time to acclimatise.
Drive to the gate
A transfer from Nairobi to your starting park gate.
Forest and moorland
Walk up through bamboo forest into open moorland.
High camps
Nights at high camps below the jagged peaks.
Summit sunrise
An early start to reach Point Lenana at dawn.
Planning your climb
Preparation makes the climb far more enjoyable.
Fitness
Regular walks and hikes in the months before make a big difference.
Cold nights
Summit nights drop below freezing, so bring a warm sleeping bag and layers.
Best months
January to February and July to September are usually the driest.
Altitude
Walk slowly, drink plenty of water and tell your guide early if you feel unwell.
Ready to Stand on Point Lenana?
Tell us your preferred route and dates, and we will plan the climb and the kit list.