Marich Pass Attractions
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Marich Pass is a deep, rocky area where the Moruny River emerges from the Cherangani Hills onto the dry plains of the Lake Turkana Basin.
South of the Cherangani Hills, some of the best hill walks in Kenya can be enjoyed. Excursions range from half-day to weeklong safaris and can take place by vehicle or on foot.
Within Marich Pass is Mount Sekerr, which can be climbed in three days and provides awe-inspiring views from the top.
Many small caves with significance to the local Pokot tribe can be found around the hills of Marich Pass. Lomut is located at the foot of the escarpment and every Saturday a market is held with evidence that much of the local Pokot culture remains untouched.
South of the Cherangani Hills, some of the best hill walks in Kenya can be enjoyed. Excursions range from half-day to weeklong safaris and can take place by vehicle or on foot.
Within Marich Pass is Mount Sekerr, which can be climbed in three days and provides awe-inspiring views from the top.
Many small caves with significance to the local Pokot tribe can be found around the hills of Marich Pass. Lomut is located at the foot of the escarpment and every Saturday a market is held with evidence that much of the local Pokot culture remains untouched.
