4 Days/3 Nights
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Mount Kenya, rising to 5,199 meters, offers hikers one of Africa’s most exciting trekking experiences. The 4-Day Mount Kenya Naro Moru Sirimon Route combines two classic trails, giving you diverse scenery and unforgettable adventure.
The trek begins on the Naro Moru side, famous for its lush montane forests and challenging vertical bog. This section provides a chance to spot wildlife and experience the contrast between dense vegetation and open moorlands. Moreover, the gradual climb allows you to adjust to altitude while enjoying incredible views.
The highlight of the trek is reaching Point Lenana, Mount Kenya’s third-highest peak, in time for a breathtaking sunrise. From here, you can admire panoramic views across the mountain’s jagged peaks and the vast Kenyan landscape. In addition, the golden light at dawn creates the perfect setting for photography and reflection.
Your descent follows the Sirimon route, which offers a calmer, more scenic finish. Wide valleys, alpine meadows, and dramatic landscapes make this section particularly rewarding. Therefore, the combination of Naro Moru and Sirimon ensures a balanced, well-rounded hiking experience.
Wildmont Safaris provides professional guides, reliable support staff, and quality camping equipment to make your trek safe and memorable. If you are interested in exploring more of Kenya’s highlands, consider our 5-Day Mount Kenya Hike via Sirimon Route. For official park rules and conservation details, visit the Kenya Wildlife Service page.
The Mount Kenya Naro Moru Sirimon Route is perfect for adventurers seeking variety, challenge, and beauty in a 4-day trek.

Depart from NaroMoru town and head to NaroMoru Gate. Begin your 3.5-hour hike through the captivating montane forest, bamboo, and giant heather zones before reaching the high-altitude moorland. Arrive at Met Station Camp at 3300m after covering 9 km, where you will spend the night.

Depart from Met Station Camp and continue your ascent to Mackinders Camp, situated at Tereki Valley. The 11 km hike involves a 1200m ascent, taking you through diverse terrains and offering stunning views. Spend the night at Mackinders Camp in preparation for the summit attempt.

Begin your hike around 2 am, heading through Austrian Hut to reach Point Lenana at 4985m. Arrive at the summit in time to witness the breathtaking sunrise and panoramic views of the peaks. After savoring the moment, descend to Shipton's Camp via the Sirimon route for breakfast. Continue your descent to Old Moses Camp at 3300m, covering approximately 20 km with a mix of ascent and descent. Spend your last night on the mountain at Old Moses Camp.

After an early morning breakfast at Old Moses Camp, commence your descent through the rainforest for about three hours, covering 9 km to Sirimon Gate at 2650m. From there, catch your travel vehicle to Nanyuki town and transfer back to Nairobi, arriving early in the evening.
Yes, especially due to the fast ascent. Staying hydrated and pacing yourself helps.
Yes, but a good fitness level is required. Prior hiking experience is recommended.