When getting directions to go here, go to the "Zaina falls and camping site" location, not this one. Also we were told to pay 2x the amount for residents that was written on the sign (464 instead of 232), could have been mzungu price 🥲 But the hike itself was beautiful. It was about an hour to do the full hike, and that was going slower because of the slippery mud. If you're nearby it's worth it.

"Deep in the heart of Aberdare Forest, where towering trees form breathtaking canopies, I found a place where my soul meets peace—Zaina Falls." The hike down was an adventure through lush greenery, leading to the towering waterfall whose sheer height was unbelievable. A cool breeze at the base, the roar of crashing water, and the mist in the air made it a surreal escape. As we hiked back, an unexpected rain shower added to the thrill, but we made it to our bikes, soaked yet satisfied. Zaina Falls isn’t just a destination it’s an experience worth every step.

I recently visited Zaina Falls, and the experience was nothing short of magical. The journey itself felt like a quiet escape from the world, and walking the final stretch barefoot made it even more meaningful — every step grounding me, reconnecting me with nature in the purest way. When I finally reached the falls, it was absolutely worth it. The sound of the water crashing down, the cool mist on my skin, and the untouched serenity surrounding the place made it feel like a hidden sanctuary. Zaina Falls has a calmness that settles deep within you — peaceful, refreshing, and soul-lifting. It was one of those moments where you just breathe deeply and think, “I’m exactly where I’m meant to be.”

Very nice trek for a beginner to intermediate hiker

This place is amazing for hikes over the weekends. Its especially a rough terrain in the rainy season, but that's the best time to experience all the massive flows of waters. Ps. Dont go alone.