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Travel guide of Mountain ElgonClouds encircle the lofty rim of Africa's Mount Elgon, a huge, long-extinct volcano on the border between Uganda and Kenya. The solitary volcano has one of the world's largest intact calderas, a cauldron-like central depression. The caldera is about 6.5 kilometers (4 miles) across and formed following an eruption, when the emptied magma chamber collapsed under the weight of volcanic rock above it.
Experienced by USGS
102 km from Mountain Elgon
Runners running at the Discovery Kenya Cross Country event in Eldoret, Kenya
Experienced by Justin Lagat
175 km from Mountain Elgon
Kenya, Lake Baringo
Experienced by Will Shelley
233 km from Mountain Elgon
Replica of the traditional Kikuyu woman
Experienced by Herman Chege
235 km from Mountain Elgon
Zebras roaming around Lake Nakuru National Park as the sun starts to set.
Experienced by C Rayban
238 km from Mountain Elgon
White Rhino spotted in Nakuru
Experienced by Saheb Marwah
263 km from Mountain Elgon
Lone mountain, a beautiful landscape in the outskirts of Gilgil town.
Experienced by Elias Gekombe
289 km from Mountain Elgon
In Kenya, you can take a boat safari to see some amazing wildlife that live on Lake Naivasha. The day we went, there were lots of hippo in the area. They can be aggressive and dangerous, so the guides usually won’t pull their boats up too close. We were making one last slow circle around a couple of sleepy hippo when this one opened its mouth and let out a big yawn. I almost missed the shot and took this just as our guide cranked up the speed on his motor to head to another part of the lake.
Experienced by Julie Wolpers
289 km from Mountain Elgon
Great white pelicans at Lake Naivasha, Kenya
Experienced by Adam Mosley
289 km from Mountain Elgon
Wildebeests on Crescent Island in Kenya
Experienced by Adam Mosley
289 km from Mountain Elgon
A water buck grazing at the edge of Lake Naivasha, Kenya
Experienced by Neil and Zulma Scott