Most probably you are in Eldoret and you do not know where to have an adventure. Chepkiit Conservancy and Waterfalls is the place to be. A place to hang out with your friends to experience full adrenaline adventure.
I remember the first and only time I went to Chepkiit falls was after my fourth-year first semester exams. We all wanted to experience fun, adventure and forget the existence of the previous exams.
Chepkiit Conservancy is not a boring place to be. Are you a rock climbing fanatic? The place is filled with rocks for you to climb.
Are you a hiking person? You can well go upstream and downstream the conservancy is big enough.
Are you a camping person? The place offers camping grounds for you and your friends. Not forgetting the place is also good for picnics and retreats.
Chepkiit Conservancy and Waterfall comprise of exotic and indigenous trees. It has a serene environment and you can feel the cool breeze from the gnashing water.
The Chepkiit waterfall is a breathtaking experience. You can actually view the waterfall from different angles- side, upstream and downstream. One thing you should know it (view) is not for the faint-hearted.
Chepkiit Conservancy and Waterfalls will soon be an amazing place since the county government and the national government promised a facelift. I can’t wait to go back and see what they have done.
What You Need to Know
Chepkiit means ‘A view from Above’.
Chepkiit conservancy and Waterfalls is situated along Nandi-Kapsabet Road. It is 26km from Eldoret Town and a few kilometers from the Eldoret International Airport.
If you are using public means take a matatu near Naivas supermarket to Mlango shopping center. It will cost you around Ksh100. You can take a walk to Chepkiit Conservancy about 1.5km or a bodaboda ride costing Ksh50.
Entrance fee to the Conservancy will cost you around Ksh100 per head.
Since this was a hiking adventure take a look at what my friends and I wore.
Styling- Me
White and green woolen sweater- Thrifted
White shoes- Thrifted
Animal printed Pants- Thrifted
Yours Truly,
Ckenna