The Forest Zip Lining Synergy & The Hike

Details Join us for this great event on any day for any number more than 08 for our edition of ZIP LINING AND HIKE at the African Forest Lodge in Kereita designed to give you a Superb Experience with Memories to Cherish for a Lifetime exploring life and experience in Kenya. Call, To Book Call,Text or Whatsapp /Meeting Point: Bata Shop Opposite Jeevanje Market close to Nakumatt Lifestyle. Meeting Time: 7:30AM. On arrival, we will commence with Introductions and Team Building. We will then proceed with the awesome Zip Lining Challenge. Great experience with memories to Cherish for a Lifetime. The Zip Lining Cost is Covered in the Package. Two Lines Per Person. A TOTAL OF 790 METERS OF FLYING OVER THE CANOPIES

Afterwards, we will start our wonderful hike all the way down to the beautiful caves and waterfalls.

Hike Starting Point: THE FOREST ADVENTURE CENTRE Ending point: THE FOREST ADVENTURE CENTRE Walking Terrain: Animal trails through the indigenous Forest. Difficulty: Moderate. The Kereita Forest at the southern-most end of the Aberdares range has interesting hiking trails and natural features like the Kereita Cave and Waterfall. One of these trails, the Carbacid trail, leads to Kereita Waterfall on Gatamaiyu River, and the adjacent cave that is home to a small bat colony.

Route Description: The walk through Kereita Forest starts at the Carbacid Forest Gate. This general area sits on top of an underground natural CO2 reservoir currently mined by Carbacid Ltd for industrial and commercial usage. During the first hour, the hike goes through an exotic forest interspersed with large open clearings created by the controversial Shamba System. As you get further into the forest and descend into the first river valley, the clearings give way to the indigenous forest. The undergrowth gets thicker, more interesting, and varied. Giant ferns and climbers abound, competing for the meager light filtering though old gnarled mammoth trees that stand tall and proud. The jungle comes to life with the calls of various monkey and bird species. The trail is hardly discernible due to infrequent visitors to this part of the forest. Most of trail here follows animal trails going in the general direction of the waterfall. After walking up and down two steep river valleys for about two hours, the trail passes by the Elephant Pool, a large natural water body where elephants come to frolic. A further one hour walk finally brings you to Kereita Waterfall on Gatamaiyu River, dropping 60ft to the stream below. To the right side of the waterfall is a cave with a small bat population. The return path retraces part of the trail out of the valley to the top of a ridge, before veering off on a northbound trail into a bamboo forest. This path climbs to the highest point of the hike, a clearing with excellent views of Elephant Hill, Nairobi and Mt. Longonot. This location is ideal for camping point, with excelle