Naro Moru River Lodge is a restaurant and lodge on the Nanyuki Road, at the foot of Mount Kenya. It serves as the primary base for climbers taking the Naro Moru route, one of the most scenic paths up the mountain. The lodge has been facilitating climbs since 1949, with guides who know the terrain well.

The lodge is also home to mountain biking trails designed by cyclist David Kinjah, covering ten kilometers through tropical vegetation within the lodge grounds. These trails have hosted local competitions and are maintained with support from the Safari Simbaz Trust.

Bird watchers come for the variety of species, including the crowned hornbill and Tacazze sunbird. The lodge offers camping facilities with amenities like hot showers and a common kitchen.

For those not climbing or biking, the lodge provides conference facilities and team-building activities, with spaces that can accommodate up to one hundred and twenty people. The dining options include locally sourced meals, with menus that cater to different dietary needs.

The lodge is a three-hour drive from Nairobi, with clear directions from the Naro Moru shopping center.