What’s the geology behind the formation of Mt Kenya?
Mount Kenya, Africa’s second highest peak, is an extinct volcano that was formed approximately three million years ago through a series of volcanic eruptions. The mountain is composed of three main peaks – Batian, Nelion, and Lenana. The geology of Mount Kenya is characterized by a mix of igneous and metamorphic rocks, with the highest peaks featuring jagged volcanic plugs and sheer cliffs that were shaped by glacial
Mount Kenya trekking routes
- Sirimon Route
- Naro Moru Route
- Chogoria Route
Tips for Climbing Mount Kenya
- Acclimatize properly to avoid altitude sickness.
- Pack warm clothing as temperatures can drop significantly
at higher altitudes. - Stay hydrated and pace yourself during the climb.
- Follow the guidance of experienced guides and porters.
Why Choose Comprehensive Kenya Safaris to Guide you when Climbing Mt Kenya
At Comprehensive Kenya Safaris, we are committed to promoting responsible tourism practices and preserving the natural
Things to Do in Mount Kenya National Park
- Wildlife viewing – spot elephants, buffalo, and various bird
species in the park. - Mountain climbing – challenge
yourself with a trek to the summit of Mount Kenya. - Nature walks – explore the diverse flora and fauna of the national park on guided hikes.
- Cultural experiences
– interact with local communities and learn about their traditions and way of life.
Conclusion
Experience the awe-inspiring beauty of Mount Kenya with Comprehensive Kenya Safaris. Book your wildlife adventure with us and support our commitment to preserving nature and supporting local communities through initiatives like tree planting for each booking. Choose responsible tourism and embark on a journey of a lifetime in the heart of Africa’s majestic landscapes.
