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.
Geosites
Ling’ok is in Baringo North sub county. The site showcases different animal footprints.
Orrorin Fossil Site is within the Lukeino formation composed of sediments and volcanic tuffs. The site is associated with the discovery of the earliest human fossils, Orrorin tugenensis (millennium man), dated between 5.7 and 6 million years old.
Paka is a complex multi-vent low volcano lying 1,697m above sea level and formed around 582,000 years ago.
The site located between Lake Baringo and the Kamasia ranges to the west is characterized by finely layered sandstones and siltstones of the Chemeron formation of Pleistocene age.
The Kiplombe caldera is a volcanic structure located on the edge of the East African Rift Valley.