Mount Kenya National Park

Mount Kenya National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, encompasses Africa’s second-highest peak—Mount Kenya—along with its surrounding forests, moorlands, and alpine meadows. Covering 715 km², the park is renowned for its glacier-clad summits, Afro-alpine landscapes, and rich biodiversity that includes endemic plant and animal species. A premier destination for mountaineers and nature lovers alike, it offers experiences ranging from scenic forest hikes to challenging peak ascents. The park plays a critical role in conservation, safeguarding unique ecosystems from bamboo forests to high-altitude tarns while supporting eco-tourism and cultural heritage in Kenya’s central highlands.