Take a Walk through Hells Gate National Park Because

You Can.

Hells Gate National Park is one of the few parks in Kenya where you can walk-unguarded- in the park.

There is a gorge between two cliffs and there are Geothermal Springs.

It's an adventure park- you can climb cliffs, walk through gorges, bicycle through the park, of course at your own risk.

There is no lodging in the park. there are campsites so you can 'camp out' and spend the night there.

Or You can sleep at one of the loges near Lake Naivasha The park is 90km (55 mi.) northwest of Nairobi and south of Lake Naivasha. there is a tarmac road so you can drive to the park.

Terrain
At 1900 m (6,200 ft.) above sea level
There are cliffs, columns and gorges to explore. The scenery is interesting. The park is the home of 2 extinct volcanoes-Hobley's and Olkari-lava rock at your footsteps. There are also areas of rolling savannah.

Activities The park lends itself to cliff climbing, hiking,cycling, camping, photography and birdwatching

Wildlife
Birds-cliff dwelling birds or the kind that like circling and nesting in high places Vultures, Eagles, Raptors and smaller species of birds as well.

There are not many of the big cats or predators.There are various forms of antelope, the zebra, buffalo and baboons, gazelle and reedbuck

You can get there by road or fly in and land at Naivasha air strip...and...you are right 'next door' to
Mt. Longonot National Park.

Mt. Longonot (2777 km.) is just east of Hell's Gate. The park is best known for the views of the Rift Valley and Lake Naivasha and the forest that has developed in the crater of the extinct volcano.

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