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Mount Kenya’s Other Peaks
OverviewPeaksChoosingSkillsCareFAQs Beyond Batian, Nelion and Point Lenana Mount Kenya is a massif of rock towers, not a three-summit mountain. The names Batian, Nelion and Point Lenana dominate most…
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Alpine ridges, conservancy country, open savannah, Rift Valley lakes, northern desert and the Indian Ocean — often connected within one journey.
Explore Kenya →Kilimanjaro, Tarangire, Ngorongoro and the Serengeti, with each season changing how the northern circuit should be travelled.
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Kenya
OverviewPeaksChoosingSkillsCareFAQs Beyond Batian, Nelion and Point Lenana Mount Kenya is a massif of rock towers, not a three-summit mountain. The names Batian, Nelion and Point Lenana dominate most…
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OverviewSouth-east faceHowell HutExperienceSeasonFAQs Mount Kenya’s second summit • 5,188 m Nelion is a technical alpine rock climb with a summit high above the clouds. Nelion is the lower…
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OverviewNorth FaceExperienceSeasonProgrammeFAQs Mount Kenya’s highest summit • 5,199 m Batian is a serious technical rock climb at high altitude. Batian is the highest point on Mount Kenya and…
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OverviewLandmarksDirectionDifficultyPlanningFAQs The high-level journey around Mount Kenya’s central peaks The Summit Circuit reveals one mountain from every side. The Summit Circuit is a demanding high-altitude trek around the…
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OverviewApproachesSummit dayAltitudeConditionsPlanningFAQs Mount Kenya’s principal trekking summit Point Lenana is a high-altitude mountain objective—not a technical climb. At 4,985 metres, Point Lenana stands above nearly every summit in…
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OverviewAt a glanceForestUpper routePracticalWho it suitsFAQs A less-travelled southern approach Kamweti enters Mount Kenya through forest, water and quiet. Kamweti is a southern Mount Kenya approach for travellers…
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OverviewAt a glanceFoothillsProgressionHigh countryPracticalWho it suitsFAQs The open northern side of Mount Kenya Timau begins with distance, light and a different view of the mountain. Timau approaches Mount…
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OverviewAt a glanceWildernessHigh countryHistoryPracticalWho it suitsFAQs A quieter western approach Burguret rewards travellers who value the approach as much as the summit. Burguret enters Mount Kenya through a…
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OverviewAt a glanceLandscapeVertical BogTeleki ValleyPracticalCombinationsFAQs The western approach to Mount Kenya Naro Moru is direct, historic and full of contrast. Naro Moru approaches Mount Kenya from the west,…
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OverviewAt a glanceLandscapeLake EllisGorges ValleyLake MichaelsonUpper mountainPracticalCombinationsFAQs The eastern approach to Mount Kenya Chogoria is a journey through the architecture of the mountain. Chogoria enters Mount Kenya from…