Nestled in a lush valley, this serene tea farm is a haven of natural beauty, where neatly trimmed tea bushes stretch across rolling hills. A sparkling waterfall cascades nearby, creating a tranquil soundtrack as it feeds into a picturesque dam surrounded by vibrant greenery. The property also features charming stables, where horses graze peacefully, adding to the idyllic rural charm of the landscape.

Mt. Longonot is a dormant volcano which stands beautifully above the heart of the Great Rift Valley and offers a memorable hiking experience . After winding through arid grassland, the trail climbs uphill to the rim, where a huge crater covered in rich vegetation is revealed. Savor the vast panoramic views of the valley, the beautiful Lake Naivasha, from the summit. The trek is suitable for adventurers as it merges breathtaking natural beauty with challenging climb.

Kefri Forest is a serene and lush woodland, often celebrated for its biodiversity and tranquil ambiance. Known for its towering trees, scenic trails, and rich surroundings, it’s a favorite for nature enthusiasts, hikers, and bird watchers. The forest provides a refreshing escape, offering visitors the chance to explore vibrant flora and fauna, enjoy peaceful walks, or engage in outdoor adventures like trekking and cycling.

Nested to the north of Kahunira trail, this new discovery leads us to a major water conservation dam, Ruiru which supplies water to the city residents. A trek around is not only breathtaking but fascinating. After numerous up & downs as we bushwhack our way, we’ll be treated to a refreshing waterfall towards the end. Here you can immerse yourself and feel the soothing cold waters over your body. Adjacent to it, under the trees you can hang a hammock and enjoy the chirping birds.

Famous for its attractive depiction of a laid-back man, whom it’s believed is one of the Maasai warriors, oloibon. This destination is a hiker’s haven where you can extend the challenge to ugali hill.

Kiama Falls is a breathtaking hidden gem perfect for those seeking a short yet thrilling hiking experience. The trail to the falls is relatively easy and ideal for beginners, winding through scenic landscapes and lush greenery. As you approach, the sound of cascading water grows louder, building anticipation for the stunning view of the falls plunging into a rocky pool below.

This trail is a hidden gem, offering a short yet picturesque journey through nature’s finest. Explore past three mesmerizing waterfalls, each more enchanting than the last. As the trail opens up, you’ll be greeted by rolling tea farms stretching across the valley. you’ll enjoy this with your friends

Mt. Kipipiri, the majestic standalone in the Aberdares, offers the perfect setting for hikers in a training program. Its crisp, invigorating air and gentle slopes make it an excellent choice for beginners ready to take their skills to the next level. Ideal as a progression from trails like Longonot, Kipipiri provides a manageable challenge that will test your endurance and resilience without overwhelming you. This hike is not just about elevation—it’s about elevating yourself, embracing growth, and stepping closer to mastering the art of hiking. Lace up, and let Mt. Kipipiri guide you to your next milestone!

The only “KIMAKIA-frightening” thing about the trail is how much fun you’ll have, so don’t worry! This trail’s crown gem, which boasts three breathtaking waterfalls (we mean that literally, watch your footing), has two decks because one deck wasn’t enough to appreciate all the awesomeness. Ideal for taking pictures, taking in the scenery, and possibly acting like you’re in a commercial advert. Expert advice: bring a friend who is afraid of heights; this is known as bonding

Two caves, one story: they say thugs used to hang out here, but history books insist they were freedom fighters plotting independence. “Tomato, tomahto.” Follow this trail for a taste of adventure and a dash of historical intrigue. Once you emerge from the shadows of the caves, you’re greeted with a panoramic view of Ngong Hills and vast open land Just don’t get too comfy in the caves—Crawling on fours awaits you as you descend.

Nestled between a lush forest and rolling tea farms, Experience is a blend of serenity and adventure—kind of like hiking with a chai 🍃latte in hand (minus the latte, but hey, you’ll see where it grows). The grand finale? A stunning waterfall that’s perfect for cooling off or just pretending you’re in an action movie. 🎥 Pack your sense of adventure and maybe a towel—you might accidentally get soaked!

Ragia Falls is calling! Tucked deep in the forest, this cascade is a favorite as your significant other 🎭 The trek to get there takes you through 🌳bamboo groves and serene trails, but the payoff? A roaring waterfall that’ll leave you refreshed and maybe slightly damp. Pro tip: Stand too close, and you’ll find out why it’s called nature’s power shower. Bring a change of clothes and your sense of adventure!

Elephant Hill is the perfect hike for anyone who thinks they’re fit—until about 10 minutes in. 😅 Starting off easy with a scenic stroll through a forest, it quickly turns into a test of your legs, lungs, and will to live. The steep sections will have you negotiating with your maker, but hey, the views at the top make it all worth it! Pro tip: Carry snacks, water, and a friend to complain to. You’ll thank yourself later! 😂

If one waterfall isn’t enough for you, Githobokoni Falls comes with a bonus tier—because nature 🌳doesn’t do things halfway! The hike there is scenic and manageable, but the falls? They’re pure drama, roaring louder than your auntie at a family meeting.😉

Mt. Satima is a vibe. Rising proudly as the highest peak in the Aberdares, it’s a mix of breathtaking views and just the right amount of challenge. 🌄 The trail takes you through moorlands and in the dragons teeth rock formation complete with giant lobelias that look like something out of sci-fi. 🪴 At the summit, you’re greeted with panoramic views of the Rift Valley, the nipple pointed rock, Mt. Kenya, and beyond. It’s so stunning, you’ll forget about the moments you considered turning back. Pro tip: Carry layers—it’s colder than a Nairobi matatu conductor’s stare when you ask for change.