If you’re dreaming of standing on Point Lenana with the sun rising over Africa’s second-highest peak, the Chogoria Route is the way to get there in style. Ask any guide at Dun Travel Safaris which path
Mt. Kenya Tariffs Explained: What’s Included in Your Package Price
“Tariff” is the term used across Kenya’s trekking and safari industry for a package price. But a single number doesn’t tell you much on its own. What actually matters is what that number covers, and what
Can Beginners Climb Kilimanjaro? Honest Answer
Yes. Beginners climb Kilimanjaro every single day. You don’t need climbing experience. You don’t need ropes or technical skill. Kilimanjaro is a trek, not a climb in the mountaineering sense. But “yes” isn’t the whole answer.
Point Lenana vs. Batian vs. Nelion: Mt. Kenya’s Three Peaks Explained
Here’s something that surprises a lot of first-time trekkers: Mt. Kenya doesn’t have one summit. It has three. They’re called Batian, Nelion, and Point Lenana. Knowing the difference matters. It tells you exactly what kind of
The Sirimon-Chogoria Traverse: The Best of Both Routes
If you’ve read our comparison of Sirimon and Chogoria, you already know the trade-off: Sirimon is the well-supported, moderate classic; Chogoria is longer, quieter, and widely considered the most scenic route on the mountain. Here’s the
How Much Does It Cost to Climb Mt. Kenya in 2026?
“How much does it cost to climb Mt. Kenya?” is one of the first questions every prospective trekker asks and one of the hardest to get a straight answer to, because the honest answer is: it
Naro Moru Route Guide: Kenya’s Fastest Way Up Point Lenana
If Sirimon and Chogoria are the “classic” ways up Mt. Kenya, Naro Moru is the shortcut. It’s the most direct route to Point Lenana, which makes it the fastest – but that speed comes with real
Mt. Kenya Sirimon vs. Chogoria Route: Which Is Right for You?
If you’ve started researching how to climb Mt. Kenya, you’ve probably already run into the same question every first-time climber asks: Sirimon or Chogoria? Both routes reach Point Lenana, Mt. Kenya’s trekking summit at 4,985m, and
