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Bird enthusiasts of all levels shouldn’t miss the Mervyn Carnelley Raptor Hide—a camouflaged viewing station in the park.
If you are exploring the park on your own (on foot or by bike), there’s an easy 4-mile route that stretches from the main entrance at Elsa Gate to the picnic area and ranger’s station near the entrance of Ol Njorowa Gorge.
Pack a picnic lunch to eat in the picnic area, but beware of curious vervet monkeys who might make your snack their own.
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There are plenty of ways to experience Hell's Gate National Park. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:
- 1-Day Trip to Hell’s Gate and Lake Naivasha From Nairobi
- Hell's Gate National Park Private Bike Tour from Nairobi
- 5-Day Masai Mara, Lake Nakuru, and Naivasha Budget Safari
- Day Tour to Hell's Gate National Park and Optional Boat Ride on Lake Naivasha
- Day Tour To Hell's Gate National Park and Optional Boat Ride on Lake Naivasha
To visit Hell's Gate National Park, Kenyan residents and citizens of East Africa pay KSH 300 for adults and KSH 215 for kids. Non-residents pay US$26 for adults and US$17 for children. There are plenty of tours that visit the park, which start from around US$60. Many tours start from Nairobi with options including walking or cycling tours, plus multi-stop tours that visit other sights, too.
The best time of year to visit Hell's Gate National Park is during one of Kenya’s dry seasons, which run from January until March and again from July to October. Animals are typically more visible during these seasons due to lower grasses, but the park also gets more visitors than during the rainy seasons.
You're likely to see giraffes, zebras, buffalo, and antelope at Hell's Gate National Park. Big cats are commonly found in the park, such as leopards, but they’re not as easy to spot. There’s also a variety of bird species, including lammergeier vultures.
Some of the main attractions in the park include two walking nature trails: Hobley’s Volcano and the Ol Basta Rock Tower. There’s also Hell’s Gate Gorge, where you’ll see the towering volcanic rock formation Fischer's Tower. Hot springs fans should check out the Olkaria Geothermal Spa, while birders won’t want to miss the Mervyn Carnelley Raptor Hide.
Hell's Gate National Park takes about two hours to reach from Nairobi by car. The easiest way to get there is by joining a safari tour that includes round-trip transportation from your Nairobi hotel. Many tours also visit nearby Lake Naivasha on the same day.









































































































































