Kenya Mountaineering Tours -
Mount Kenya has been reputed as one of the hardest mountains in Africa to trek. This is due to that on 
Mount Kenya, Kenya's highest mountains (and one of the highest mountains in the world), there are plenty of routes that could really give a true mountain trekker a unique experience.
Mount Kenya attracts both curious hikers and adventurers. The mountain has already attracted a number of various trekkers including theBritish geographer/explorer Halford Mackinder who trekked the mountain at the turn of this century. For todays mountain trekkers, climbing to the peak of Mount Kenya is still a challenge requiring extensive mountain climbing skills. Nevertheless, most visitors are able to reach the more accessible Point Lenana at 4,985 m and many visitors enjoy simple high altitude walks. join us on our mountaineering trips and trek Mount Kenya.
Abacus Kenya Safaris organizes different mountaineering trips that will enable you trek Mount Kenya to even its highest peak. Our Kenya Mountain Treks are affordable.
Mountaineering Tours in Kenya
Mount Kenya Climbing - 4 Days (4 nights) hike Mount Kenya using the Sirimon Route.
Kenya Mountaineering Trip - 6 Days Hike Mount Kenya uysing the Naro Moru Route.
Kenya Mountaineering Tour - 10 Days trek mountain kenya using the Chogoria route traverse Sirimon.
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Mount Kenya
Mount Kenya is Kenya's highest mountain. Straddling the equator, it's icy summit reaches to 5,199 m. Mount Kenya National Park consists of all areas above 3,200 m.
Mounyt Kenya consists of three distinct zones: the volcanic peak zone, with its endless glaciers and snowfields; the alpine zone, with its distinctive giant vegetation such as groundsels; and the lower slopes, with their thick forest and bamboo vegetation.
Mount Kenya National Parks is characterised by distinct flora and fauna. Wildlife below the Park boundary includes elephant, buffalo, antelope, lion and the rare bongo, also found in the nearby Aberdares. Most wildlife can be viewed from Mountain Lodge on the south side of the mountain. The best times for visiting Mount Kenya and the National Park are January and February and late August through September.