Aberdare National Park

Misty mountain forests, waterfalls, and luxury tree lodge experiences in the central highlands.

Central Kenya

1-3 Days

Best: January - March, July - September

Overview

Aberdare National Park, located in the central highlands of Kenya, offers a completely different safari experience from the traditional savannah parks. This mountainous park, characterized by deep ravines, waterfalls, and dense forests, provides a mystical and atmospheric wildlife viewing experience. The park is famous for its tree lodges, including the historic Treetops Lodge where Princess Elizabeth became Queen Elizabeth II in 1952.

Highlights

Mountain Forests

Waterfalls

Tree Lodges

Unique Wildlife

Activities

Wildlife ViewingNature WalksWaterfall VisitsBird WatchingPhotography

Wildlife

Elephants

Buffalos

Leopards

Bongo Antelope

Various Birds

Gallery

Quick Information

Location:Central Kenya

Size:766 km²

Established:1950

Best Time:January - March, July - September

Duration:1-3 Days

Difficulty:Easy to Moderate

Ecosystem

Montane forests, bamboo zones, moorlands

Accommodation Types