Mount Kenya ranks as the country's second-highest mountain at 5,199 meters / 17,058 feet. This extinct
volcano actually has three peaks, one of which can be reached by hikers. The other two require more
technical climbing skills and are increasingly popular with ice and rock climbers. For wildlife lovers,
Mount Kenya remains a popular place to look out for white elephant, rhino, buffalo and leopard, as well as some interesting high-altitude plant life.
Whilst this imposing mountain is often overshadowed by its younger,
more famous neighbor, Mount Kilimanjaro, the sheer beauty is bound to be an inspiration to your senses.
