Baden-Powell Tomb

The Baden-Powell Tomb, located in St Peter’s Cemetery in Nyeri, Kenya, is the final resting place of Robert Baden-Powell, founder of the global Scout Movement, and his wife, Olave Baden-Powell. Set near the foothills of Mount Kenya, the site reflects the deep affection Baden-Powell held for the region, where he chose to spend his final years. Recognised as a national monument, the tomb has become one of the most revered pilgrimage sites for Scouts worldwide, drawing thousands each year who come to honour the legacy of Scouting’s founder and reflect on his enduring influence.