Kenya

4 Days / 3 Nights – Let’s Go Touch the Sky: Mount Kenya (Naro Moru Route)

Overview

Take this classic route up Mt. Kenya, Africa’s second highest mountain standing at (5,199m) (17, 057 ft) tall. With its rugged, glacier-clad summits, mysterious afro-alpine moorlands and diverse forests, this is one of the most impressive landscapes in East-Africa that will offer you an unforgettable experience.

On this route, you’ll climb through the famed vertical bog, encounter mischievous troops of Colobus monkeys and soak in the mountain’s breathtaking scenery as you disconnect from the world and climb up towards the sky.

Places on this trip Mount Kenya National Park

Day-by-day itinerary

  1. Day 1: Nairobi – Naro Moru

    An early morning start takes you north of Nairobi through the pineapple and coffee plantations to the sacred slopes of Mt. Kenya. After a picnic lunch at the Naro Moru gate, you’ll begin your first three hour trek.

    Enter the tropical forest zone where, along the way, you’ll encounter noisy troops of Colobus monkeys, see tracks of elephants and buffaloes, trekking towards the Meteorological Station to enjoy dinner and an overnight stay.

  2. Day 2: Mount Kenya

    After an early breakfast, continue your hike up to Mackinder’s Camp, which takes approximately 5-6 hours. Here you’ll walk through challenging vertical bog and tussock grass, before settling for a picnic lunch.

    Enjoy dinner and an overnight stay at Mackinder’s Camp, all the while enjoying the spectacular views of Batian and Neilon Peaks.

  3. Day 3: Mount Kenya

    Begin your 3 hour ascension to Point Lenana early before dawn (around 3am). The mountain ranges illuminated by the rising sun and the sea of clouds beneath you provide a breathtakingly beautiful scene.

    Descend to Mackinder’s Camp for breakfast and then proceed for the five hour trek via the mysterious moorlands to the Meteorological Station for dinner and overnight.

  4. Day 4: Naro Moru – Nairobi

    After breakfast, disappear into the lush rainforest for a good trek to Naro Moru and connect to your transport back to Nairobi.

    Mt. Kenya Adventure Costs

    Non-Resident Rate

    *Rate Validity Period: 2026

    1 Person: US$ 1559 price per person

    2 Persons: US$ 1283 price per person

    3 Persons: US$ 1271 price per person

    4 Persons: US$ 1118 price per person

    What’s included?

    Our Mt. Kenyan climbs are carefully planned to give you the most exciting and safe experience possible. Our prices are per person.

    The fee includes:

    Transport from and back to Nairobi.

    All the park entrance fees.

    Camping fees.

    Guides/Porters

    Food in FB basis.

    Local Emergency Evacuation Cover

    What’s not included

    All Hotels in Nairobi, Climbing Equipment, Porters tips.

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Mt. Kenya Adventure Costs

Non-Resident Rate

*Rate Validity Period: 2026

1 Person: US$ 1559 price per person

2 Persons: US$ 1283 price per person

3 Persons: US$ 1271 price per person

4 Persons: US$ 1118 price per person

What’s included?

Our Mt. Kenyan climbs are carefully planned to give you the most exciting and safe experience possible. Our prices are per person.

The fee includes:

Transport from and back to Nairobi.

All the park entrance fees.

Camping fees.

Guides/Porters

Food in FB basis.

Local Emergency Evacuation Cover

What’s not included

All Hotels in Nairobi, Climbing Equipment, Porters tips.

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Best Time to Visit Kenya Dry seasons, the rains and when the migration reaches the Mara. Read the guide Kenya Safari Cost Our prices, Maasai Mara fees, inclusions and extras. Read the guide Kenya eTA: Visa Rules for Visitors Who needs an eTA, how to apply, cost and timing. Read the guide Kenya Travel Requirements Passport, eTA, yellow fever, the plastic ban and arrival. Read the guide Kenya Safari Packing List Layers, gear, documents and luggage limits. Read the guide Kenya and Tanzania Safari Together Mara and Serengeti, the border, visas and yellow fever. Read the guide Kenya National Parks and Reserves The Mara, Amboseli, Tsavo, Samburu, the Rift Valley lakes and more. Read the guide Maasai Mara Safari Guide Reserve and conservancies, wildlife, fees and how to get there. Read the guide The Great Migration in the Maasai Mara When the herds arrive, the river crossings and how to see them. Read the guide Things to Do in Kenya Balloon flights, lakes, cycling with zebras, tree hotels and more. Read the guide Climbing Mount Kenya The peaks, the routes, the season and our 6-day trek. Read the guide Nairobi Travel Guide for Safari Travellers Airports, Nairobi National Park, the elephant orphanage and tips. Read the guide Is Kenya Safe for Tourists? On safari, in Nairobi, health, roads and official advice. Read the guide Kenya Travel Advice Money and M-Pesa, SIM cards, plugs and etiquette. Read the guide Kenyan Culture and People The peoples, the Swahili coast, greetings and respectful visits. Read the guide Kenyan Food: What to Eat Nyama choma, ugali, chapati, coastal dishes, tea and coffee. Read the guide
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