Yeah but you need like 2 days learning the trail before you start

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Sorry for being that late....was not here for some weeks. When starting in Rubavu (Gisenyi) there is a first stop at the nearby bay 5km south of Rubavu. Some good Restaurants and goof Hotels. Here the real Trail starts. The first 5 km or so are in goiod conditions, good for cycling and some cars nay come along. But after a few Kilometers more the road conditions are getting worse. No Problem if you intend to walk, but cycling becomes a real challenge. Some passages you will even not be able to manage without pushing your bike. Along the way there were 1 or 2 "Homestays". Seemed to be Basic. There are also 2 coffee washing stations along the way that offer little accommodation. The first real accommodation is at Kinunu where you can find the "Base camp" and Rushel Kivu Lodge. I stayed at Rushels which was really outstanding good. Along the road further south you'll find more complicate to find accommodations. I think there was a Basic accommodation along the way at least in Bumba. From here there is a brand new road. Or you can walk along the Trail into Kibuye. To be honest: the road from Kinunu to Bumba is a real challenge. Many parts are to steep for cycling, one Bridge was torn away (probably bay a flooding) and only three Trunks of a tree where there to cross a small river. another concrete Bridge was in very poor condition. It's o.k. if you are walling, it's challenging for cycling (you'll have to push your bike for Kilometers) and ist's absolutely impossible to drive the Trail with a car. Best regards Thomas becomes of The Trail starts in GisenyWhen entering the Trail from

I picked one up from the RDB offices in Gisenyi which was adequate although far from brilliant!