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  • Kenze Gorges and River Trail Hike

    Kenze Gorges is a scenic hike in the Kilome Hills of Makueni County, known for its striking sandstone walls, winding riverbeds, and wave-like rock formations.

  • RHINO HILL, ABERDARES

    Rhino Hill, Aberdares Hike is a challenging and rewarding trek that takes you through stunning landscapes, including Table Mountain, Rhino Hill, and Seven Ponds. Covering a distance of 20 km, this adventure offers breathtaking views, diverse terrain, and an immersive hiking experience. Ideal for experienced hikers, it requires proper gear and prior high altitude hiking experience.

  • Mount Longonot

    Mt Longonot is a moderate hike located in Naivasha. This hike is ideal for anyone looking to get into hiking.

  • Mt Kilimanjaro- Marangu Route

    Climb: Mt Kilimanjaro via Marangu Route.
    Dates: 26th April, 2026 - 2nd May, 2026
    Pick-up Point: Nairobi/Moshi

  • Mt Kinangop via Mutarakwa (3,906m asl)

    Mt Kinangop is the second-highest peak in the Aberdare Range. It stands at 3,906m asl. On this adventure, we will ascend and descend via Mutarakwa route.

  • Eburru Forest- Western Summit

    Eburu Forest is a prime indigenous forest that overlooks Lake Naivasha to the south, Lake Elementaita to the North, and Lake Nakuru to the North West. The forest is nestled within the folds of a geologically active volcanic mountain, whose highest peak, Ol Doinyo Eburu, which stands 2,820m asl.

  • Elephant Hill, Aberdares

    Elephant Hill is a rewarding challenge for moderate hikers and a great prep hike for Mount Kenya and Kilimanjaro. With steep trails, lush bamboo forests, and stunning summit views, it’s the perfect way to build strength and confidence for higher altitudes.

  • Twelve Apostles, Aberdares.

    Twelve Apostles is a challenging 33 km high-altitude hike considered as one of the toughest in the Aberdare Range. It is perfect for seasoned hikers or those preparing for Mount Kenya or Kilimanjaro dashes. With a 2,200m elevation gain over 12 hours, it’s not beginner-friendly and requires prior hiking experience.