Kenya Treks

Climbing Mount Kenya over the course of a week as part of a small group is an adventure experience to remember for the rest of your life. As Africa's second highest mountain, Mt Kenya offers climbers and trekkers the chance to challenge themselves at high altitude and within a much less crowded environment than, for example, Kilimanjaro. Climbing Mount Kenya off the beaten track means you experience more diverse scenery including the beautiful lakes on the mountain, with the added bonus of meeting fewer trekkers. Travelling in small groups results in less impact on the environment - for example the fragile flora on the edges of trails is less likely to be damaged. It’s also a more ...Read more >

This is a trip to Northern Kenya by road and includes Mount Ololokwe, the sacred mountain of the Samburu people. Ololokwe is a huge rock formation, visible from a great distance. An optional extra is a trip to the Samburu National Reserve staying at Samburu Lodge or Elephant Bedroom Camp. ‘The Samburu’ is home to large herds of elephants, big cats and many endangered species such as Grevy’s zebra and reticulated giraffe. There are also desert adapted animals such as oryx, gerenuk and lesser kudu. Beyond the Samburu National Reserve is the Namunyak Conservancy where you stay at Sabache Eco Camp, at the base of Mount Ololokwe. This is an eco-friendly, community owned and run camp ...Read more >

This holiday is for guests who would like to experience high altitude walking on a mountain in Africa without the pressure of a summit challenge. Slightly off the beaten track on the eastern side of Mount Kenya, this is a walking trip which takes in spectacular waterfalls and also a mini peak called Mugi Hill. You can climb Mugi from Lake Ellis in just under an hour and then watch the sun rise, briefly transforming the main peaks bright terracotta orange dotted with snow and ice. We are a small company based in Nanyuki Kenya. We only take small groups, to minimise the impact on the environment and to make your trip more personal and enjoyable. If you decide to stay on in Kenya after ...Read more >