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Main road access to Mt Kenya is via Nanyuki or Naro Moru, both easily accessed from Nairobi by bus/matatu or private transport. Some trekkers access the Mountain from the small village of Chogoria. There is an airstrip in Nanyuki, with both scheduled and charter flights available. Many trekking companies can organize transfers from Nairobi to Mt Kenya.
Hotels in Nanyuki and Naro Moru can organize transfers to the gates of Mt Kenya National Park. The forests can also be accessed from Kiganjo.
Updated May 24, 2006
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Main road access to Mt Kenya is via Nanyuki or Naro Moru, both easily accessed from Nairobi by bus/matatu or private transport. Some trekkers access the...
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Q: Is it possible? or is it like killa where the rangers will come at u with guns if u try to bolt off without taking a guide?
A: Cannot answer your question but only give a peronal view I was on safari in Mt Kenya National Park recently. I can only say that there were private parties in their...
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The park covers an altitude of between 11,000 feet and its hight point of 17,000 feet. The park was opened as National Park in 1949. Game viewing is the main activity here, and many different...
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Mt. Kenya - Kenya's tallest mountain
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COUNT ZSIGMOND SZECHENYI was in Nairobi, Kenya in 1929 and returned in 1932. He finds NAIROBI growing fast. His safari heads into the forest looking for elephant tracts in November 1932 at KITUI. No...
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