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Gorilla & Golden Monkey Trekking in Volcanoes National Park
Embark on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure in Rwanda’s Volcanoes National Park, home to the majestic mountain gorillas. Trek through misty rainforests for 1 to 6 hours, navigating rugged terrain before spending an unforgettable hour observing these incredible primates up close.
For a lighter yet thrilling experience, golden monkey tracking takes you on a 2 to 4-hour trek through lush bamboo forests. Easier than gorilla trekking, it’s the perfect way to see these playful, energetic primates in their natural habitat.
Step into the wild and experience Rwanda’s most iconic wildlife like never before!
Hiking Adventures in Volcanoes National Park
Five of Volcanoes National Park’s eight majestic volcanoes are open for hiking, each offering a unique adventure. Mount Bisoke features a breathtaking crater lake, while Mount Karisimbi, the highest in the Virunga range, rewards trekkers with panoramic views. Mount Muhabura provides a steep but stunning ascent overlooking Rwanda and Uganda.
For a gentler trek, Mount Gahinga winds through bamboo forests, home to golden monkeys. Mount Sabyinyo offers an exhilarating climb to the tri-border point of Rwanda, Uganda, and the DRC.
For a deeper connection to conservation, the Dian Fossey Memorial Trail leads to the site of her groundbreaking gorilla research.
From lush trails to rugged summits, Volcanoes National Park is a hiker’s paradise waiting to be explored!
Get Your Pass to Adventure
Visitors to Volcanoes National Park can choose from a range of activities, each with its own cost. Gorilla trekking, the park’s most iconic experience, is priced at $1,500 per person. For a more affordable wildlife encounter, golden monkey tracking is available at $100 per person. Hiking options include Mount Bisoke and the Dian Fossey Memorial Trail, both costing $75 per person.
Those seeking a greater challenge can embark on the two-day Mount Karisimbi trek for $400 per person. Meanwhile, climbing Mount Muhabura or Mount Gahinga is priced at $100 and $75 per person, respectively.