MOUNT KILIMANJARO
Mount Kilimanjaro is the tallest mountain in Africa at 19,340 feet high. The physically challenging trek to the summit is spiritually rewarding, taken on by adventurers from all over the world. The journey to the top takes you through numerous microclimates and environments to reveal vast, unimaginable views of the Maasai steppe below. Treks up this ancient mountain can lead you through the Lemosho Crater Route, Lemosho Route, Machame Route, or the Rongai Route. Multiple routes provide the opportunity to select your desired length of time spent on the mountain (7 to 10 days), difficulty of ascent, and time spent hiking each day.
If a climb to its summit is not on your radar, foothill walks along ancient paths that carve through the mountain’s lower slopes are a great way to connect with the magic and rich culture of Kilimanjaro.
SEASONS
Kilimanjaro climbs and walks can occur throughout the year, with scheduled and private climbs occurring less often during the heavy rainy season from March to May. Elevation increases bring a drop in temperatures. We will provide a complete packing list so that you arrive prepared for your expedition!
ACTIVITIES
Tick one off your bucket list as you summit Africa’s highest peak! Embark on an unforgettable extended journey ascending its slopes by foot.
Embark on a biking trip through the foothills of Kilimanjaro on a half-day, full-day, or multi-day adventure.
Challenge yourself with a single or multi day run through the foothills of Kilimanjaro with an experienced running guide, a must for avid trail runners.
Immerse yourself in life around Kilimanjaro as you follow in the footsteps of local Chagga people, along ancient paths carved to and from local farms and villages. Walk through settlements and forested areas situated along the foothills of Kilimanjaro on a four or five day nature walk, camping in spacious walk-in tents along the way.
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