Choi.. so lekki got canopy walk.. cool tho'.. check obudu mountain resort for a thrilling experience..

mamuzoOMAH:
I have been to olumirin falls thrice. I have never gotten to the 7th floor. it seems fictional. Trekked for over 1hr looking for the floor. Got to the top of the hill and eventually started going down still I couldn't find d fall. had to turn back before I would see myself in another community. if u make it to the 7th floor let me know

Did u climb alone or with the locals? The locals know the hills better than u do to avoid aimless hiking, you need to go with them.

bkool7:


To think the two ministry is under one minister -Lai

That guy should go
He's the minister of Orientation too, and he hasnt re-orient Nigerians on corruption at all

his name says it all na so so lie e Sabi

YourWife:


I feel inferior? You must really feel TERRIBLE with being what you are right now...

Tribal bigot.

okay I'm sorry if u feel d comment iz tribalistic no harm was intended

awoo47:
okay I'm sorry if u feel d comment iz tribalistic no harm was intended

I'm sorry too

KillerBeauty:


Did u climb alone or with the locals? The locals know the hills better than u do to avoid aimless hiking, you need to go with them.

we were a group although we didn't go with the locals. The locals were not interested in showing us the 7th floor so we had to walk on our own. After walking for over an HR we had to turn back

agrovick:


I think about 2hrs45mins; going in a group is your best option.

I still remember that day; we were 7 in number all dressed in our hiking gear that consists of just boxers & singlets and walking barefooted.
Mhen, boys have acted phoolishly in the past

2hrs 45mins? Oh my God. Abeg I will pass. me when no like to trek.

mamuzoOMAH:
we were a group although we didn't go with the locals. The locals were not interested in showing us the 7th floor so we had to walk on our own. After walking for over an HR we had to turn back

Okay
Anyway I think you explored the place better than I did. I could only get to the 3rd level because of time constraints.

mamuzoOMAH:
2hrs 45mins? Oh my God. Abeg I will pass. me when no like to trek.

Your best bet is going in a group, it's the surest way to conquer it.

Visited 2,4,5,6 and almost 1. They say almost doesn't count sha.

magazineguy:
As much as we like crossing off epic hikes in faraway lands, we need to acknowledge that there is plenty to discover in our own backyard. Interestingly, hiking is becoming more sought-after in Nigeria and there are so many beautiful landscapes to be explored.

Several trails have been discovered which are perfect for hiking for every skill level from the moderately easy, to the steepest. This list is not meant to be all-inclusive but I hope to give you a great taste of what is out there.

1. Olumo Rock
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Located in the city under the rocks is the famous Olumo rock. This hike may have your blood pumping in fear but you’d be amazed by the view from the top. Be sure to stop & explore the Art Gallery in the complex.

Location: Abeokuta, Ogun State.

Elevation: 449ft.

2. Olumirin Waterfall
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Explore the 7 levels of the beautiful waterfall through the steep mountain with your proper climbing gears and be ready to get wet. Don’t expect this one to be easy.

Location: Erin Ijesha, Osun State.

Elevation: 7 Cascades.

3. Shere Hills
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With one of the highest peaks in Plateau, this adventurous hike will reward you with a stunning view. Discover the mountain school & Liberty Dam if you’re all out for that.

Location: Plateau, Jos.

Elevation: 1,006ft.

4. Arinta Waterfall
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Follow the trail to the waterfall and challenge yourself to climb up all 7 levels, if you get past the 4th level, you’re a genius. Good thing there’s a lot of water to cool off as you climb.

Location: Ekiti State.

Elevation: 7 Cascades.

5. Idanre Hills
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This trail is not for the faint hearted, but the view after climbing the 660 steps to the top is worth the pain. There are numerous side attractions as it is located within a resort.

Location: Idanre Town, Ondo State.

Elevation: 3,000ft.

6. Mount Patti.
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Nestled in the city of Lokoja is this hike which takes you to a summit with an incredible view of the city and the Rivers Naija & Benue. The hike is a wonderful experience as you get to see Lord Lugard’s rest house on your way to the top.

Location: Lokoja, Kogi.

Elevation: 1,500ft.

7. Oke-Ado Mountain.
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With so much historical attractions, this tough hike allows you to get a glimpse into the past as you climb. The mountain houses the famous Iyake Lake, which is one of the two suspended lakes in the world.

Location: Ado Awaye, Oyo State.

8. Canopy walk, Lekki Conservation Center.
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The longest canopy walk in Africa is a moderately easy hike & is family friendly. Don’t forget to make friends with the monkeys and look out for other wildlife while in the premises.

Location: Lekki, Lagos.

Elevation: 22.5ft.


source; http://tushmagazine.com.ng/8-nigerias-best-hikes/

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You forgot to mention Afi mountain in Boki, Cross River. Also Obudu Cattle Ranch in Obaniku, Cross River

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Vn0hfHG7n8