Dragon’s Teeth & Mount Satima(2 Days)
Overview
Ol Donyo Le Satima popularly known as Mt. Satima is the 3rd largest mountain in Kenya standing at approximately 4001m ASL is the immediate neighbor to a number of sharp volcanic cones called “the Dragon’s Teeth”. Dragon’s Teeth is a sporadic spread of jagged rocks that rise above the consistently wet moorlands in Northern Aberdares. Join us as we take on this scenic hike on the Moorland.
Included/Exclude
1.Citizen Park Entrance Fees.
2.Transport Costs for Non-self-drive & Parking fees.
3.Hiking Charges.
4.Guiding Fees.
5.Security.
6.camping fee.
7.porters to carry tents.(Depending on the camping location)
1.Travel insurance.
2.Hiking gears
Tour Amenities
Accepts Credit Cards
Car Parking
Outdoor Seating
Restaurant
Smoking Allowed
Tour Plan
Meet for Departure at 0530hrs in the morning promptly. We drive north from Nairobi and a few kilometers after Nyeri, branch off towards the mountains. The drive up the mountain is slow but scenic as the tropical rain forest gives way to the moorland vegetation. Ascend 6km in the mountain to reach an altitude of 3450m at the Twin peaks point. From here you can see the nearby Chebuswa peaks. The view and beautiful rock formations in Kenya. They include the Lost Pyramid, Weathering Heights, Devil’s Sword, Theater of Heaven, and finally the Dragons Teeth with stunning rock formations.
Option One:
On arrival we will set our tents at the camp near twin rock and then start our hike to Draggon teeth and mount satima and there after descend back to the camp.
overnight at twin rock campsite.
Option Two: Camp at Drangons teeth
Descend the following Day to Twin rock and drive back to Nairobi.
On this day we will have early breakfast and there after start our hike to the shamata gate have early lunch and then embark on our journey back to Nairobi to arrive in the evening.
What To Carry
- Comfortable hiking boots with a good grip. Long pants/trousers & long-sleeved hiking t-shirt/light jacket recommended
- Spare Sports Trainers to complement boots, Sandals, or light shoes for traveling back
- Plenty of drinking water at least 3 litres
- Sunhat, Sunscreen, Sunglasses
- Cameras
- Walking stick
- Any personal medication / Personal first aid items
- Day Pack /Small Bag to carry your personal items
- Enough Snacks, fruits, sandwiches, energy bars to last the hike.
- Proper Rain Gear, in case it rains. i.e. Rain Coat/Poncho/Rain Trousers if available.
- Mornings can be cold so have a warm Jacket.
- An identification card or passport: Must
- Tip for guides, rangers, and crew
- Sleeping and a mat.
- Warm Gears.
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