Aberdare National Park is a dramatic highland wilderness in central Kenya, famous for its mist-covered forests, deep ravines, alpine moorlands, and spectacular waterfalls. Rising along the Aberdare Mountain Range, the park offers a completely different safari experience from the savannah plains, with cool temperatures, lush scenery, and unique forest wildlife. It is best known for its historic tree lodges, where visitors can watch elephants, buffalo, and other animals gather at floodlit waterholes.