Old Moses Camp

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Mt Kenya Bandas

Toilet on Liki North

Accomodation at Mt Kenya while Climbing and Trekking

You’ll be staying in simple mountain huts (and camping on theIf choose tot). So expect shared dorms with well worn mattresses. There are flush toilets and running water which is a nice bonus, but the water does tend to be absolutely freezing, so don’t come expecting to shower every day. The dorms tend to be 10-15 beds each.

Whilst the facilities tend to be basic the food most definitely isn’t and you certainly won’t go short.

Breakfast consists of bread, cereal, tea / coffee, fresh seasonal fruit and some combination of pancakes, omellette, bacon, beans and sausages.
You’ll be provided with a packed lunch, typically containing sandwiches, chicken legs (or similar), fruit, crisps and biscuits.
At the end of a long day’s trekking you’ll be met with a flask of tea and coffee and snacks (usually popcorn and biscuits).
For dinner you’ll get soup, a healthy portion of meat or fish with vegetables and rice / potatoes / pasta followed by fresh fruit.

Water is topped up as you go along from the mountain streams. You will need to bring two 1 litre water bottles and enough water purification tablets. We recommend you also bring taste neutralizer tablets as this makes the water more palatable and it is incredibly important you drink plenty of fluids at this altitude.
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