I’ve taken hundreds of the great rift valley view point photos in Kiambu County in Kenya. I will continue taking the photos and sharing them with you. These photos provide a panoramic view of the Great Rift Valley of Kenya.
The Great Rift Valley view Point photos. When you see this photo, be assured that in less than 20 meters you will be at the view point. credit: geoffrey kerosiGreat Rift Valley view point photos. I visit this place at least once every two weeks. There are two reasons for that. First, I love the view. Second, I my place is not far from here. How lucky I’m. Credit: Geoffrey KerosiGreat Rift Valley view point photos. This is the platform from which visitors view the Great Rift Valley. The traders operating curio shops here spend some of their cash to make sure the view point is aesthetically appealing. The fence has been painted white hence it looks great. Credit: Geoffrey KerosiGreat Rift Valley view point photos. The Nairobi-Nakuru highway is always busy especially during the day. Credit: Geoffrey KerosiGreat Rift Valley view point photos. The village you see in this photo on the floor of the Rift Valley is called ESCARPMENT. This might be one of the most photographed villages in Kenya (my own opinion through). I say this because many travelers along this highway make a stop to click a photo or two. It provides panoramic vista for them. These kind of photos are memorable to say the least. Credit: Geoffrey Kerosi
The Escarpment as seen from the Great Rift Valley View Point Limuru
Great Rift Valley view point photos. In the future, if you take the same photo from the same position, you will be able to tell the transformations which have taken place over the years. Credit: Geoffrey KerosiGreat Rift Valley view point photos. The road you see in this photo heads to Kijabe and then to Mai Mau. People who use the other escarpment road from Rironi to Mai Mau will find this road as the best alternative. I hope it will not be used by trucks. If that becomes the case, then the road will be the best alternative for people traveling from Nairobi to Narok, Bomet, Kaplong, Sotik, Keroka, Kisii and even to Luo Nyanza counties of Migori and Homa Bay. Credit: Geoffrey KerosiGreat Rift Valley view point photos. Credit: Geoffrey KerosiThe Great Rift Valley View Point photos. This is the wooden rail that protects the viewers from tipping over at the view point. It’s completely safe to be here. Credit: Geoffrey KerosiThe Great Rift Valley View Point photos. Credit: Geoffrey KerosiGreat Rift Valley View Point photos. Credit: Geoffrey Kerosi
