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Mount Kenya in February
Cold, with frequent heavy rain.
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Mount Kenya weather in February
Cold, with frequent heavy rain. Average highs of 3°C and lows of -6°C, with around 20 rainy days expected throughout the month.
While February isn't our top-rated month for Mount Kenya, it has its own appeal — typically lower prices, fewer crowds, and a more local feel.
Best months to visit
Year-round
What to do in Mount Kenya in February
Whatever the weather, Mount Kenya rewards curious visitors. Here are some of the best ways to spend your time:
Trek to Point Lenana
Climb to the main peak (technical)
Camp at Teleki Valley
Spot mountain wildlife
Photography from the summit
Visit nearby national park
What to pack for February
Pack for cold weather — a proper winter coat, thermal layers, waterproof boots, and warm accessories. You'll want a good base layer for outdoor activities.
Browse other months
January
2C
Cold, with frequent heavy rain.
February (you are here)
3C
Cold, with frequent heavy rain.
March
3C
Cold, with frequent heavy rain.
April
3C
Cold, with frequent heavy rain.
May
3C
Cold, with frequent heavy rain.
June
2C
Cold, with frequent heavy rain.
July
2C
Cold, with frequent heavy rain.
August
2C
Cold, with frequent heavy rain.
September
2C
Cold, with frequent heavy rain.
October
2C
Cold, with frequent heavy rain.
November
2C
Cold, with frequent heavy rain.
December
2C
Cold, with frequent heavy rain.
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