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Mount Suswa is not owned by the Kenyan government or managed by a formal national park authority like Mount Longonot […]

🔥 Overview Mount Suswa, located in Kenya’s Great Rift Valley, is a dormant shield volcano with active geothermal features. While

🌋 Short Answer: No, Mount Suswa does not have visible, open-air hot springs like those found in places such as

Mount Suswa’s distinctive shape—with a double caldera structure (an outer and inner crater)—is the result of a complex sequence of

Mount Suswa rises to an elevation of 2,356 meters (7,730 feet) above sea level, making it a significant but relatively

Mount Suswa, known for its twin calderas, lava caves, and off-grid adventure, is one of Kenya’s best-kept hiking secrets. Thanks

Having gone hiking in both Mt. Longonot and Mt. Suswa, I can confidently say that Mt. Suswa’s hike is much

An Expert Geological Perspective ✅ Short Answer: Mount Suswa is a dormant—but potentially active—volcano. 🔬 Understanding Volcanic Activity: What Does

We’re thrilled to announce that Mount Suswa will soon be home to a new camp operated by Kambu Campers, in

Mount Suswa last erupted during the late Holocene, with the most recent eruptive activity likely occurring within the past 1,000