Rock climbing and abseiling in the foothills of Mount Elgon in eastern Uganda, East Africa

Located at Sipi trading Centre in the foothills of Mt Elgon which has the world’s largest intact Caldera, Robs rolling rock offers an exclusive product that can’t be found anywhere in East African region.

Up and down the rocks of Mount Elgon, is an unforgettable experience during your Mount Elgon or any Eastern Uganda trip. The Eastern region of Uganda is the best for adventurous activities like white water rafting, Bungee Jumping, abseiling by the Falls, rock climbing, cycling, and paragliding among others. A trip to this region will offer you great memorable moments. This is your opportunity to explore the ten years’ experience of community rock climbing in Uganda.

 The project has up to six rock-climbing and abseiling routes from the easiest to the hardest for the senior climbers. A trip to Uganda is incomplete without an experience with Robs Rolling Rock.

The community involved in the rock-climbing is highly trained with reliable up to date equipment of Italian technology.

 Highlights

Abseiling along the 100 meter Sipi falls

Progressing from the easiest to the hardest until you do all the five routes of rock climbing and while taking the breathtaking views of the Sipi falls

Partying in the evening after a successful rock climbing and abseiling.

Coffee tour coupled with village walk to you first-hand experience of these local people.

The traditional delicacy of bamboo shoots that will excites your taste buds, locally known as ‘Malewa’.

If lucky you will get an opportunity to see the circumcision ceremony that takes place every other year.

For bird lovers, Mount Elgon National Park is a good region for bird watching; in 2013 National Big Birding Day, the region emerged top with the highest number species of birds spotted in 24hrs.

Responsible Travel

 Fully locally owned and run.

 Providing local skills to the youth and provides employment to about five guides

 Some of the income generated is used to support local conservation and development projects

Money made from the community village walk shared by families that manage the stopover points and the rest supports other community projects.