Mount Kenya and Aberdare Ranges

Mount Kenya
Mount Kenya, Africa’s second-highest peak, rises majestically at 5,199 meters (17,057 feet) above sea level. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, its volcanic slopes boast rich biodiversity, including alpine meadows, forests, and glaciers. Popular for trekking and mountaineering, it offers stunning views, diverse ecosystems, and a chance to explore a unique natural environment. Whether you’re an adventurer or a nature lover, Mount Kenya promises an unforgettable experience.

Aberdare Ranges
The Aberdare Ranges, located in central Kenya, are known for their rugged terrain, lush forests, and rich wildlife. The ranges, part of the Great Rift Valley, offer scenic landscapes with waterfalls, rivers, and deep valleys. The area is a haven for trekkers and wildlife enthusiasts, providing opportunities to spot elephants, leopards, and rare species like the bongo antelope. A perfect blend of adventure and serenity, the Aberdares offer a unique escape into nature.