• Mount Kenya National Park - Depart Nairobi at 8 am heading to Nanyuki town for lunch, a journey of approximately 4 hours. Continue to Sirimon Gate, taking 1 hour, at an altitude of 2440m. From the gate, follow the path as it ascends through the forest, transitioning to heathland after about 3 hours. Approximately 3½ hours from the gate, the path turns right to Judmier Camp, at 3300m, for dinner and an overnight stay, L, D.
• Mount Kenya - After breakfast, continue uphill, taking the left fork at the junction. One hour from Old Moses Camp, the path crosses Ontulili River. Turn right, contouring through the Moorland, crossing Liki North, and continue uphill to Mackinders Valley, offering panoramic views up the valley towards the main peaks. Enjoy dinner and overnight at Shipton Camp, 4200m, B, L, D.
• Point Lenana - Depart at 3 am, ascending a steep, rocky quarry that cuts through a cliff, clearing visible parts towards lower Hall Tarns, reaching Point Lenana at 6:30 am, a 3-hour trek. After witnessing the sunrise, descend to Shipton Camp in 2 hours for breakfast, then continue 4 hours down to Old Moses Camp for dinner and overnight, B, L, D.
• Sirimon Route - After breakfast, descend through the rainforest for 2 hours to meet your transport vehicle back to Nairobi, B, L.

• Accommodations in camps/huts as per the itinerary
• Full board accommodation whilst on the trek
• Guarantee price/guarantee trek on confirmation
• Meal plan as detailed: B=Breakfast, L=Lunch and D=Dinner
• All park entrance fees to include government taxes
• Transfer to and from the base of the mountain
• On completion, successful climb Certificate

• Laundry, sleeping bags, beverages/Drinks, accommodation before the trek and climbing gears
• International flights
• Visas to Kenya
• Items of personal nature
• Any other extras not detailed in the above itinerary

This route is more picturesque than Naromoru and is located on the mountain’s drier side, providing some of the best hiking experiences. The climb ascends through a forest and onto a broad ridge leading to the summit area. The journey begins on the mountain’s northwest side, near Nanyuki. Access is convenient, and the bunkhouse facilities are the finest on this side of the mountain. Although reaching Mount Kenya’s summit is possible in 4 days following the itinerary below, it is highly recommended to spend an extra night acclimatizing at the base in Nanyuki town. This can be arranged for an additional fee.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.