On day one of your 2 Days Rwenzori trek to Nyabitaba camp, you start early at the Nyakalengijja trailhead to register with the park rangers. The trail first passes through fertile Bakonjo farmland where local people grow coffee and bananas. You then enter the park boundary and follow the Mubuku River valley along a relatively flat path. The track soon changes into a steep climb as you cross the Mahoma River via a sturdy suspension bridge. From the river, you face a long climb up a forested ridge where wild chimpanzees and blue monkeys live. The ground is often wet, slippery, and covered in thick moss and massive tree roots. After four to six hours of steady walking, you reach the wooden cabins of the camp. Porter services help carry your heavy gear, allowing you to focus on navigating the steep forest trail safely, successfully, and effectively.

On day two of your 2 Days Rwenzori trek to Nyabitaba camp, you start with breakfast at the high ridge cabin. The morning offers clear views of the nearby Portal Peaks and the deep valleys stretching out below you. Before heading down, you can walk a short distance along the trail toward the John Matte camp to see the bamboo zone. You then begin the long descent back down the same steep ridge toward the Mahoma River crossing. Walking downward requires caution as the mud and slippery tree roots can cause unexpected slips and falls. The descent takes about three to four hours to reach the main park gate at Nyakalengijja. At the base, you sign out at the park office to successfully conclude your short mountain hiking trip with your mountain guides, cooks, and support team.