Mount Sabyinyo, a dormant volcano, is a challenging but rewarding hiking destination in the Virunga Mountains, at the intersection of Uganda, Rwanda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Climbing Sabyinyo requires a permit and a mandatory guided hike due to the rugged terrain and the need to navigate through protected areas. The hike is steep, involving ladders and ropes in certain sections, thus accessibility is limited for individuals with mobility issues or fear of heights. The best time to visit is during the dry seasons (June to August and December to February) to avoid slippery trails. Expect to pay park fees and guide costs, totaling several hundred dollars. The hike typically lasts a full day, requiring good physical fitness and preparation. It's not advisable to hike alone for safety and conservation reasons.