Mountain
climbing destinations are Mount Kilimanjaro and Kenya.
Mount Kenya Adventure climbing trips
Kenya
is volcano Mountain and also Volcano tours destination. In order to see all
nature attractions in Mount Kenya is by climbing through Point Lenana or
Naromoru routes. Destinations trekking are main summit of Batian 5,199m, Nelion 5,188m and point Lenana
4,985m of Mount Kenya. Tourist should know that can climb only to point Lenana
for standard climber while technical climber is allowed to hike to Batian
summit.
Mount
Kenya is the second highest peak in Africa with height 5199 m above sea level
and tourists can add on with a safari in the stunning National Parks of Kenya,
including Amboseli and Masai Mara.
Facts
to justify why you could plan to book Kenya trek is scenic nature attractions
such as exotic, equatorial,
high-altitude vegetation; sunbirds, hyrax and soaring eagles which are seen during this adventure
trip. Climbing
follows the cultivated farmlands on the
lower slopes, and then tourists trek along the trails pass through the rain
forest. Forest is rich in trees of many species but noticeably camphor, then
onto a bamboo zone growing to heights of more than 12m or more up through open
moor land before reaching the moonscape of higher slopes. The forests are rich
in wildlife including elephant, buffalo and monkeys with even the moor lands
offering a long list of mammals including the rock hyrax, the nearest living
relative of the elephant.
There
are three routes to trek up Mount Kenya.
Kenya
routes are known as Naromoru route, Chogoria route and Sirimon route. Chogoria route is most interesting Kenya
climbing route because has scenic beauty trail.
Sirimon
Kenya trekking trail is least
used of the three main routes, but features the most gradual ascent profile and
best acclimatisation options and above all the most interesting since it’s on
the drier side on the mountain. The route passes through impressive Yellowwood
forests in the lower reaches and features abundant wildlife and beautiful
alpine scenery higher up.
Naromoru
route Kenya: Naromoru
route hikes up to the Teleki Valley and is the shortest way to the peaks. It is
the most densely populated with hikers owing to the fact that is the shortest
way up, and most obvious trail.