Nanyuki, Kenya · Africa's second-highest peak
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Mount Kenya.
Multiple routes. Three summits. One local operator ten minutes from the mountain gate - guiding Sirimon, Chogoria, Naro Moru and more.
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Trekking routes & traverses to the summit
Which route is right for you?
Burguret Route
A quiet, off-the-beaten-path approach through dense forest and bamboo. Very few groups — genuine wilderness.
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Chogoria Route
Lake Michaelson, Gorges Valley, and the Nithi Gorge. The most visually dramatic approach to the peaks.
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Naro Moru Route
The shortest and steepest route. Higher AMS risk due to rapid ascent — best for acclimatised or time-constrained trekkers.
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Sirimon Route
The driest approach, with gradual acclimatisation through open moorland. The standard choice for first-time trekkers.
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Timau Route
A long northern approach with sweeping views of the Laikipia plateau. Rarely crowded.
View route details →Chogoria–Naro Moru Traverse
Absorb Chogoria's dramatic gorges and alpine lakes on the ascent, summit via Austrian Hut, then descend efficiently via Naro Moru.
View route details →Africa's second highest peak
Three summits. Different objectives.
Point Lenana (4,985 m) is a trekking summit - no technical climbing required. A fit hiker can reach it on any of our routes with proper acclimatisation.
Nelion (5,188 m) and Batian (5,199 m) are technical rock and ice climbs, reached only with a certified mountain guide and full technical gear.
From the mountain
Latest trip reports & news.
Summit Day on the Sirimon Route: What to Expect Hour by Hour
The alarm goes off at 03:00. You are at 4,200 m. Here is exactly what happens between now and the summit of Point Lenana, and how to make it count.
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5 Things No One Tells You About Climbing Mount Kenya
Mount Kenya is not Kilimanjaro, and the differences matter. Here are five things most operators do not say out loud before you start.
Read more →The Chogoria-Sirimon Traverse: Seven Days on Africa's Second Summit
We took a group of six through the full Chogoria ascent and Sirimon descent over seven days. This is what the traverse actually looks like: the views, the camps, and the summit push from Austrian Hut.
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Tell us your dates, group size, and which route interests you. We will reply with a personalised quote - usually within a few hours.