Every ride we've run in Kenya

From a single-day loop to a coast-to-coast crossing — here's the ground we've covered and the riders we've carried across it.

A team of cyclists lined up at sunset, Mount Kenya on the horizon
Tour de Kenya riders at sunrise, Mount Kenya on the horizon
2026

Tour de Kenya

17
cyclists
3
days
A circuit of Mount Kenya, raising funds for children's welfare programmes.
Day 1

Embu to Meru

Opening leg out of Embu, climbing toward Meru on Mount Kenya's eastern flank.

Day 2

Meru to Nanyuki

Crossing the mountain's northern side into Nanyuki.

Day 3

Nanyuki to Sagana

Closing loop back down through Sagana — crossing the equator along the way.

2025

TNR Africa

95
cyclists
3
days
Our largest ride to date — 95 riders across three demanding days.
Day 1

Serena to Corner Baridi via Ngong Town

79km opening day through Ngong Town.

Day 2

Tigoni to Rift Valley View Point

160km via Limuru Town and Kiambu — the longest day on any of our routes.

Day 3

Hell's Gate

28km closing ride through Hell's Gate National Park.

2025

Tour de Kenya

22
cyclists
2
days
Nairobi to the Mara North Conservancy.
Day 1

Nairobi to Narok

Via Ngong Town and Suswa, with an overnight stop in Narok.

Day 2

Narok to Mara North

Via Lemek Conservancy, arriving into Mara North Conservancy.

2023

Tour de Kenya

23
cyclists
3
days
Our first coast-to-coast crossing — Nairobi to Mombasa.
Day 1

Nairobi to Makindu

Opening leg south-east toward the coast, overnighting in Makindu.

Day 2

Makindu to Voi

Continuing toward the coast, with an overnight stop in Voi.

Day 3

Voi to Mombasa

Final leg into Mombasa on the Indian Ocean.

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