Hiking/nature Walks In Queen Elizabeth National Park

Nature walks and hiking is one active way to explore the landscapes and wildlife of this great park. The Mweya Peninsula offers savannah and woodland with beautiful views and bold warthogs as well as several bird species. At the southern end of the park, visitors can enjoy an easy stroll along the Ishasha River, where they can spot a variety of forest and savanna bird and mammal species as well as having a unique opportunity on this walk to get extremely close to hippos on foot, while remaining perfectly safe on the raised bank above the river.

The activity can also be some in the Kyambura Gorge which is a home to one habituated chimpanzee group. The Maramagambo forest also offers great nature walk opportunities.