Kerio Valley National Park

Sandwiched between the Cherangani and the Tugen Hills, the Kerio Valley National Reserve mirrors the Lake Kamnarok National Reserve over the crocodile-abundant Kerio River. The impressive Kerio Valley is 1300 metres deep, which results in a diversity of environments and vegetation, ranging from the forests on the upper slopes to the typically dry northern Kenyan thorn bush in the valley. The reserve is home to elephants, buffalo and a wide variety of bird species. Visitors can look forward to a wide selection of wonderful activities including: excellent game viewing, camping under the vast Kenyan sky, and hiking along numerous nature trails through the impressive dramatic scenery.