Sparking Joy: Highlights from Our 1st Trekkers Fest

We're overwhelmed with gratitude for each and every one of you who joined us for our inaugural Trekkers Club Fest!



Your energy and enthusiasm ignited the Campfire, creating unforgettable experiences for all. It was pure joy to see so many smiling faces and share in the excitement of exploring the great outdoors together. We're deeply grateful for the opportunity to share this experience with you.

Our first Campfire Fest was a resounding success, with 36 hikers joining in on the fun! We're committed to making each subsequent event even better, filled with laughter, excitement, and camaraderie. Join us on March 29th for our monthly end-of-month Campfire Fest! Don't miss out on Okugana and Okushakuza performances, fire team-building games, insights from guest speakers sharing their knowledge and experiences, and opportunities to reconnect with our lost culture.


As Trekkers Club Ibanda, we're more than just a fitness community – we're a family that rallies around each other in times of need. We promote health and wellness through outdoor activities, emphasizing solidarity and support, particularly during moments of loss. Our commitment remains: "Together in wellness, together in sorrow." We look forward to sharing many more adventures with you!

We're excited to announce that bookings are now open for our upcoming Fortportal - Bundibugyo Road Trip, scheduled for April 5th-6th! The trip charges are: singles 143,500 UGX and couples 280,000 UGX. For more details, check out our flier or contact us at 0782570256. Don't miss out on this incredible adventure!

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