Naromoru - Transfer to Naromoru Park Gate for registration and where the hike starts, 2600m From the gate, keep to the park track, which follows the crest of a board ridge between the Northern and Southern Naromoru valleys. The going is easy and it’s a pleasant walking through the forest. About two thirds of the way up after the bridge there are good views to the left north down into the Northern Naromoru valley. The trek ends at Met station 3,000m where dinner and overnight rest will be, B, L, D

• All necessary park entrance fees and taxes included
• Round-trip transfers to the mountain’s base
• Guaranteed trek and price upon confirmation
• Purified water provided during the trek
• All meals covered: breakfast, lunch, and dinner
• Certificate awarded upon successful climb completion

• Laundry, tips, sleeping bags, drinks, accommodation before the trek and climbing gears
• International flights
• Visas to Kenya
• Any other extras not detailed in the above itinerary

This route is the most popular, even if it’s not the most picturesque. It is also the quickest way to reach Point Lenana. Follow this classic path up Mount Kenya through the famously challenging vertical bog and into the expansive Teleki Valley, located beneath the Tryndall and the Lewis Glacier. Although the summit can be reached in four days according to the itinerary below, it is highly recommended to spend an extra night acclimatizing at the base, Naromoru River Lodge. This can be arranged for an additional fee.

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