The Cha Muhimu Traverse is a 90KM hike across the Aberdare Range, moving from north to south. The journey begins at Twin Rocks and ends at Njabini Gate, taking you over some of the range’s most iconic peaks: Mount Satima, Table Mountain, Rurimeria Hill, Mount Kinangop, and Elephant Hill. These five peaks are the highlights of the Aberdares and make this traverse truly unforgettable.
Mt Kipipiri in the Aberdares is a striking and scenic hiking destination located within the Aberdare Ranges in central Kenya. It stands at approximately 3,370m asl. above sea level and is famously as the 'Lone Ranger'. This is an ideal hike for anyone training for Mount Kenya, or looking to ease into high-altitude hiking as their first peak.
Mount Chebuswa is an accessible, beginner-friendly hike in the Northern Aberdares. It is a quiet, scenic trail that’s perfect for ticking off a long-held mountain bucket list.
Karuru, Chania, and Magura Waterfalls are located at the Aberdare Range. This hike is beginner friendly.
Rurimeria is a peak at the Aberdare Range standing at 3,860m above sea level. This hike is ideal for anyone training for Mt Kenya and Mount Kilimanjaro.
Seven Ponds is a trail at the Aberdare Range standing at 3,760m above sea level.
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.
Mt Longonot is a moderate hike located in Naivasha. This hike is ideal for anyone looking to get into hiking.
Summit Mt Kenya in Less than 48 hours.
Ascent: Sirimon Route.
Descent: Sirimon Route.
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.
Climb: Mt Meru, Tanzania.
Dates: 27th May, 2025 - 1st June, 2025
Pick-up Point: Nairobi or Arusha.
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.
