Taming Ithangune Hill As a Vision Fueled by the urge to maintain resilience and explore as we hike, Ithangune Hill popped because stopping at the average has never been my portion. While hiking has detailed plans of where a particular hike would start and end, there has never been a limitation on what the eyes can see or where my feet could go. But how would these ideas fulfil a dream to Ithangune Hill? Having experience from past hikes and taking time to study terrains and physical features, I have always had a calling that welcomes me to more peaks, as my eyes can see when standing on certain peaks. And that's how Ithangune Hill came to my mind earlier when I was standing at Mugi Hill. Atop Mugi Hill, I could only look at the stunning views of Ithangune Hill and the Giant Billiard Table Mountain and whisper to myself, "Maybe someday," that's how Ithangune Hill Day hike from Chogoria Gate came to be. The Material Day of Taming Ithangune Hill The dawn of August was the day of reaching the once-seen Ithangune hill. The hike started with energy as the mind had the thought of hitting the Ithangune hill summit and seeing Lake Alice from the top of Ithangune. The last event we counted on about Ithangune Hill was the pre-colonial times when Princess Alice, a Duchess of Gloucester, and who Lake Alice is named, visited it in 1938 to unwind. She did not make it to the summit of the hill, citing bad weather conditions. Since then, there has been no known attempt at Ithangune Hill from the south. There have been attempts before from Rutundu where people get to Lake Alice and quit there, and others through the southeast face a similar bushwhacking experience. Last month,
Taming Ithangune Hill As a Vision Fueled by the urge to maintain resilience and explore as we hike, Ithangune Hill popped because stopping at the average has never been my portion. While hiking has detailed plans of where a particular hike would start and end, there has never been a limitation on what the eyes
