For those who prefer their adventures on foot, Mount Kenya is the ultimate challenge. Standing tall at 5,199 meters, it’s Africa’s second-highest mountain after Kilimanjaro. Hikers can tackle various routes, from the easier Sirimon route to the more challenging Chogoria route. Along the way, you’ll pass through lush forests, alpine meadows, and ice-capped glaciers. The summit, bathed in golden light at sunrise, is a reward that few can forget.
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37 days agoHiking Mount Kenya
For those who prefer their adventures on foot, Mount Kenya is the ultimate challenge. Standing tall at 5,199 meters, it’s Africa’s second-highest mountain after Kilimanjaro. Hikers can tackle various routes, from the easier Sirimon route to the more challenging Chogoria route. Along the way, you’ll pass through lush forests, alpine meadows, and ice-capped glaciers. The summit, bathed in golden light at sunrise, is a reward that few can forget.