Mount Kenya rises to 5,199 m at Batian peak. Most trekkers aim for Point Lenana (4,985 m), which can be reached without technical climbing and offers sunrise views across the country.
Routes pass through forest, bamboo, moorland and alpine zones with giant groundsels and lobelias.
Where to do it
- Mount Kenya National Park — Sirimon, Chogoria and Naro Moru routes
- Ngong Hills and Mount Longonot for day hikes
- Hell’s Gate for walking and rock climbing
What to expect
- 4–6 day treks to Point Lenana
- Mountain huts or camping
- Guides, cooks and porters
Good to know
- Best months: January–February and July–September
- Allow time to acclimatise to altitude
- Pack warm clothes — nights are below freezing
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