KARURU FALLS

Karuru Falls, located deep within Aberdare National Park, is Kenya's tallest waterfall, standing at around 273 meters in height. It has three tiers, but the first one is the most accessible and impressive.
You can join a local group tour from Matubio West Gate for a hike to the falls. It's a must-see attraction in Kenya, and you can stay in Nyeri or Nairobi, just a few hours away, with various accommodation options.The park is found at an elevation of 2,971 metres and it is surrounded by  a forest of tall indigenous trees, making it an amazing place to visit.Karuru Waterfalls Kenya in the Aberdare National Park is a place of many unique wonders of nature, Karuru waterfall has 3 tier or rather steps (staircase) the first tire being 117 meters, then the 2nd 26 meters and the 3rd 130 meters totaling a staggering 275 meters, with only the top tier visible from the viewing point. The spectacular waterfall is nestled right inside one of the most spectacle National Parks in Kenya. The Aberdare National Park is the place where the princess Elizabeth knew she was going to be a Queen when his father, King George VI passed on. She was staying at Treetops lodge. The distance from Nairobi to Karuru waterfalls is 172 km Kilometers a 3 hours’ drive depending on the type of vehicle and driver. Karuru waterfall is one of those ‘’Eye Watering’’ and astounding views that will leave you awestruck and if your are not careful you might find yourself dribbling. The Karuru Falls views of water cascading on the staggering 273 meters is simply Perplexing and bewitching, to say the least.