Aberdare National Park

Aberdare National Park, is a 767 sq. Kilometres national park in the central highlands west of Mount Kenya, 180 kilometres from Nairobi Understand The Park is open daily from 6.00 am to 7.00pm. Be advised that no entry is allowed on foot and no visitor will be allowed into the park after6.15pm. History Landscape Flora and fauna Include blue and Columbus monkey, Leopard, Lion, Elephant, Warthog, Black Rhino, Giant Forest Hog, bushbuck, Buffalo, Red Duiker, Suni, Serval, Reedbuck, Eland, and the rare bongo antelope. The prolific bird life features 250 recorded species. Climate Cool climate with rains in March–June and September to December. Vegetation is Rich Alpine and Sub alpine flora giving way to Bamboo and Mountain Get in By Road; Take the A2 out of Nairobi Via Thika in Nyeri. Then Take Nyeri-Nyahururu road out of Nyeri. Ruhuruini, Arkand treetops gates are sign posted off this road. By Air, the nearest air strip is at Mweiga. Get Around The Park often becomes impassible for 2Wd vehicles and thus 4WD vehicles are recommended. Fees/Permits Kenyan citizen 200Ksh, Kenyan Student and organized groups 50Ksh, Kenyan Children 50Ksh. Non Residents; 40US$, Children 20US$, Students and organized groups 10 US$. Entry to the park is by smart card only. Smartcard may be obtained and loaded at the main gate: See Karuru, Gura, Chania and Magura spectacular waterfalls, Herds of elephants and Buffalo, Do Hiking Fishing, Mountain climbing, walking, Game drives Fishing The streams are well stocked with brown and rainbow trout. Buy Eat Drink Sleep Camping Contact The warden: P.o.Box 22 Nyeri, Kenya. Tel: +254(0)6155024121 Stay safe Get out This article is an outline and needs more content. It has a template, but there is not enough information present. Please plunge forward and help it grow!