4 Days Mount Kenya Climb
4 Days Mount Kenya Climb using Sirimon – Naro Moru Route
Let’s take you through the detailed Itinerary, 4 Days Mount Kenya Climb
Day 0: Nairobi – Nanyuki
In the morning we leave Nairobi accompanied by our mountain guide. Reach Nanyuki in the afternoon. Dinner and overnight stay in Nanyuki, the base town of Mt. Kenya climb. 4 Days Mount Kenya Climb
Day 1: Old Moses Camp
A short drive in the morning will take us to the sirimon track. We start our trek, walk to old Moses camp through the rain forest for 9 km (5 hours walk), night stay at Old Moses camp (3500m).
Day 2: McKinders Valley & Shiptons Camp
After breakfast we walk via Macinders Valley to Shipton’s camp (4200) m. Dinner and overnight stay at the camp. 4 Days Mount Kenya Climb
Day 3: Ascent to Point Lenana
Early in the morning we climb point Lenana (4985m) on a very clear day we should be able to see Kilimanjaro in the South, Mt. Elgon in the West and the Indian Ocean in the East. Descend to Shipton’s camp for breakfast then to Macinders camp for overnight stay.
Day 3: Descent to Meet the Station, Naromoro Gate
After breakfast, descend out through Met-station to Naromoro gate. Nairobi is reached in the afternoon.
What is required for the 4 days mount climb?
All climbers should attempt to bring as much as possible of the following:
- Snow goggles or ski sunglasses
- Scarf and sweaters
- 3 pairs of warm trousers
- 6 pairs of warm socks
- Thermal underwear
- Waterproof layer
- Sunproof hat
- Anorak
- Mittens
- Ski-masks
- Comfortable boots
- Sun cream
- Small first aid kit
- Daypack
- Torch plus spare battery
- Water bottles 2 liter capacity.
Suggested medicines: headache tablets (preferably not aspirin since this tends to irritate stomachs already sensitive at altitude), Imodium/Lomotil for diahorrea sometimes associated with altitude. Climbers may like to consult their physicians about azetazolomide (Diamox), a drug that many find mitigates the ill effects of altitude, headache, diahorrea & vomiting.
About Tipping
It is customary for satisfied climbers to tip guides and porters. Amounts given are entirely within the discretion of the guest. As a general guideline, however, guests are advised to budget $50-100 each for this purpose. The amount per guest tends to be larger the smaller the group.
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