It is characterized by a magnificent twin waterfall on the Simoot River with a drop of 200m; the size and extent of the waterfall vary depending on the rainfall season.In the fascinating landscape of Baringo County lies Simot Waterfall, located near Ossen centre in North Baringo, approximately 15km from Kabarnet. It is not only aesthetically captivating but also rich in history, science, and culture. Crafted by nature itself, it has emerged as one of the unique and historic geosites in Baringo County. It is often referred to as a twin waterfall, making it a distinctive feature. Changing climate: Changing climatic conditions have altered waterfall discharge and flow volume. As part of the proposed geopark sites, Simot Waterfall has great potential to serve as an important destination for learning, recreation, research, cultural activities, and environmental conservation. Its unique geological features and cultural significance make it a valuable site for promoting geotourism while supporting the conservation of Baringo County’s natural heritage.
