Aberdares
Picturesque and steep forested ravines.
Habitat for Elephants and Rhinos
Aberdare National Park is a characterised by picturesque and steep forested ravines and open moorland.
The valleys are traversed by streams and rivers against the backdrop of the scenic mountain ranges. It is a habitat for elephants, black rhinos, hyenas, leopards, buffalos, bushbucks, colobus monkeys and warthogs.
You can also spot rare animals such as the Giant Forest hog, golden cat, bongo, African wild cat and the serval cat.
The thrill of the park is seeing the elephants and buffalos as they come out of their hideout in the forests and make their way to the nearby waterholes.
Herd of Elephants at the Aberdares
Explore the Walking Trails
Birdwatchers will also find this to be a paradise. There are over 250 species of birds including the African fish eagle, Sparrow hawks, sunbirds, plovers and the African goshawk. For the more adventurous, you can go for a walking safari along the trails and deep forest with the support of armed wildlife rangers.
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