You kick off from Old Moses Camp after leaving the Sirimon Gate, breathing in fresh mountain air and stepping into a world where every turn feels like a new postcard. The path leads you through moorland veined with marshy bogs, past rivers trickling over rocks, under skies that stretch wider than you thought possible. As you climb up toward Likii North, the vegetation thins, the air chills, and each step feels earned — especially near the viewpoint, where the valley drops away beneath you and the sense of wilderness hits full force. This is no casual walk in the woods; it’s a high-altitude punch of beauty, endurance, and payoff.
By the time you reach the Liki North viewpoint (around 3,990-4,000 meters), you’re rewarded with sweeping views across valleys and ridges, the silhouette of distant peaks when the weather behaves, and the rare satisfaction of knowing you just walked through some serious mountain terrain.
Tough, yes—but the kind of challenge that sticks with you. If you want a hike that tests your breath, rewards your effort, and reminds you how small you are in the best possible way, Likii North is the one.
