After the wonderful experience at Lake Naivasha, we set off for Hell's Gate National park. Located close to Lake Naivasha, Hell's Gate National Park was established in 1984 and is a smaller park compared to other national parks in Africa. However, this park is unique and provides an experience that one can’t truly get in other national parks!
The unique landscape of Hell’s gate is what appealed to me the most. The name comes from a small break in the cliffs creating a gap between them that looks like an entrance or gate, and the gate brings you into a volcanic area, an area full of geothermal activities, geysers, hot springs… This is one of the national parks that allow you to cycle and walk inside. It is also a very popular place for hiking. That’s why it is so unique…you can get as close to nature as possible, see the animals in their natural habitat and not from the confines of a vehicle!
I wish we had the time to experience the park by walking and cycling around….unfortunately we did not have much time, and had to make do with a drive through Hell's Gate. The drive was wonderful too! Here are some pictures from Hell's gate...during the entire drive i felt like we had been transported to a faraway place...can't quite describe the feeling!
Some interesting facts about Hell’s gate: The setting of the film, The Lion King, was modelled and based on Hell’s gate. The film Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The cradle of Life was filmed at this location.
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Lake Naivasha, Kenya- Another beautiful Day at Kenya
