Easy Gorilla trekking in Uganda by nature is unpredictable activity to determine how long people can walk before finding the mountain gorillas however the following factors can best explain the movement of mountain gorillas.
First and foremost gorillas cover a radius of 1 km per day if the following factors remain constant.
-Availability of food
Gorillas largely feed on vegetation, fruits, bucks, and once in a while they will feed on termites so if food is limited the gorilla families may cover more than the 1 km radius making the trekking harder.
-Interaction with other animals
Gorillas are largely territorial and the adult will defend his territory consisting of females, juveniles, and infants however if other families of gorillas intrude his territory he might move long distance making it harder and difficult to reach.
Our top experienced safari guides who have tracked the gorillas for years have picked their top 2 areas where they rate the percent of finding easy trek at 70%
Eastern Bwindi impenetrable national park sector-Ruhija
This is where the park’s highest altitude lies at about 2600 meters above sea level, this means that the temperatures are moderate and usually food is available all year round making it a bit easy to trek the mountain gorillas
Mgahinga gorilla national park
This is Uganda’s smallest national park covering area coverage of 34 km/sq which borders Rwanda’s volcanoes national park and Democratic republic of Congo’s Virunga national park so technically its size makes it manageable for tourists looking for easy gorilla trek.
If travelers are following our expert’s advice it’s then recommended to book your gorilla permit 6-10 months in advance to meet availability on time and avoid inconvenience of lack of space due to last minute as permits are based on first come first serve basis. Contact Great Adventure Safaris now to book easy gorilla trekking in Uganda and we secure for your gorilla permits as well.