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Mount Kenya Naro Moru Park Gate

Nyeri District

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Mount Kenya Naro Moru Park Gate is a park, located at Nyeri District, Kenya

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Nyeri District

Added by Jopie, at 27 December 2016

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10 Reviews

  • Amir Taheri
    13 March 2018

    Roads were under reconstruction when we went in January 2018 and so you couldn't drive your car through the park beyond 2km.

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  • Mykie Tush
    12 March 2018

    Woooow. Good mountain view. One hell of a nice place to be

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  • Fredrik Ã…kerlind
    09 March 2018

    If you're up for the challenge do IT. The view from the top is stunning!

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  • Eric Owiti
    25 November 2017

    Mother nature's finest

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  • Mercy Awino
    26 October 2017

    Mount Kenya Naro Moru Gate has a very spacious house with 2 Master bedrooms and 2 rooms with double beds, hence ideal for families or groups that are traversing through the forests along Mount Kenya region. This house offers self-catering with a fully furnished kitchen for preparing of your meals. This place is ideal for individuals who want to explore Mount Kenya or somewhere quiet for reflection and bonding with fellow friends and family.

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  • Michael Ogolla
    05 July 2017

    awesome place but i havent been on top reached the met station well for anyone visiting this place carry warm clothing its extremely cold here

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  • Carol Mwakio
    14 June 2017

    The Mt. Kenya Trek - Naromoru Route is rated as Difficult. I found out why The first trek from the Naromoru park gate (2400 meters above sea level/ASL) to the Met Station was so much fun! Birds of rare species, water bucks, Columbus monkeys, baboons and bamboo forest was part of the scenery. Met station is at 10,000 feet high! Day 2 saw our group and the porters head to Picnic Rocks (approximately 12,000 feet ASL) - very cold, tough moorland covered in mud, streams and rocks. I suffered altitude sickness and had to turn back to Met station for recovery. Day 3 - took a walk down to the park gate to stretch out my muscles while the rest of my team trekked all the way to the tip of the mountain - Point Lenana. Picnic Rocks, Mackinders Camp & Point Lenana peak

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  • PAUL KINYUTU
    12 May 2017

    Our national heritage

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  • Mercy Awino
    25 March 2017

    When you have a fully furnished house in the middle of the forest to yourself, you cannot ask for more.

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  • Kevin Gikubu
    03 January 2017

    Beautiful place

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