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Embarking on a 7-day journey up Mount Kilimanjaro through the Lemosho route begins on the mountain’s western side. The initial two days of the trek wind through dense rainforest before transitioning into heath and moorland landscapes adorned with ferns, trees, and erica trees. The trail, at times narrow and steep, meanders through a variety of terrains. By the third day, the path merges with the Machame route. Known for its increased level of difficulty, the Lemosho route offers a more challenging ascent compared to the Marangu and Rongai routes.
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After your morning meal, you will be chauffeured to the Londorossi Gate, a 3-hour drive away from your accommodation. Following completion of all entry procedures and a final 15 km journey along a rugged road, you will arrive at the starting point on the outskirts of the Montana forest. Lunch will be provided before you embark on the path through the rainforest. Today's hike is relatively brief, lasting around 3 hours, in contrast to the upcoming days, allowing you to appreciate the ever-changing lush surroundings during your ascent. Keep an eye out for white and black colobus monkeys perched in the treetops above you. Distance: 4.8km (3 mi) Time: 3-4 hours Habitat: Rainforest The trek commences at the...
Embark on your journey by strolling through the winding path amidst the lush rainforest. Notice how the greenery gradually thins out until you reach a vast moorland adorned with Lobelia and Erica flora. Traverse the undulating hills as you make your way to Shira 1 Camp, a journey that typically takes around 4 hours. As you gaze out from your campsite across the Shira Plateau, marvel at the majestic snow-capped peak of Kibo in the distance. Conclude your day with a satisfying dinner and a mesmerizing view of the starlit sky. Trek Details: Distance Covered: 8.5km (5.3 mi) Duration: 5-7 hours Habitat: Moorland.
Following a delightful breakfast, you will journey through Shira Ridge, characterized by its rugged terrain, low grass, and shrubbery. As you trek, you'll notice that the trail is notably smoother compared to the previous day, making your hike more relaxed and manageable. Along the way, you'll be treated to awe-inspiring vistas of the Great Rift Valley and Mount Meru. The striking Giant Lobelias still pepper the moorland scenery, adding to its beauty. Traversing the former lava flow area, you'll reach Shira 2 Camp, where a warm dinner and overnight accommodations await you. Distance Covered: 5.5km (3.4 mi) Duration: 3-4 hours Environment: Semi-arid desert.
Following your morning meal, you will embark on your ascent towards Lava Tower, navigating a landscape strewn with boulders. In the distance, the sight of Kibo peak will motivate you to keep pushing uphill. As you near Lava Tower at an elevation of 4,640 meters, you will pause for lunch to relax and allow your body to adjust to the higher altitude. After a brief break, you will descend towards Barranco Camp. This method of climbing high and sleeping low aids in acclimatizing your body to varying altitudes and provides valuable insights into how your body responds to altitude changes. The scenery transforms once again along the route, enveloping you in Senecio kilimanjari and smaller Lobelia deckenii plants.Distance Covered: 12km (7.5 mi)Duration: 5-7 hoursHabitat: Semi-desert.
Embarking on the barranco wall climb is an exhilarating experience. Following a hearty breakfast, you will set out to conquer the renowned Barranco wall, known as the most challenging section of the entire trail. While navigating this ascent, you may encounter some technical spots that require careful climbing and others where you'll need to rely on your hands for support. Rest assured, your guide will be nearby to assist you throughout the barranco wall climb. Once you've manoeuvred past the Kissing Rock, your journey will lead you along the mountain ridge and through the Karanga Valley. Crossing the final water point, you will eventually reach Karanga Camp after approximately 4 hours of trekking.Distance Covered: 5.2km (3.2 mi)Estimated Duration: 3-4 hoursHabitat: Alpine DesertThe adventure continues.
In the dead of night, you will awaken to complete dressing in your summit attire. A warm cup of tea or coffee along with some biscuits will be provided to prepare you for the climb. Your journey will commence by heading northwest over rough scree towards Stella Point, a trek that will take around 5 hours. Upon reaching Stella Point, you can take a break if needed, then embark on a one-hour ascent along the crater rim to the exhilarating Uhuru Peak — the pinnacle of your adventure. Witness an awe-inspiring panoramic vista as you stand at the summit of Africa. After capturing countless memories with your camera, you will bid farewell to the gleaming glaciers and snow-capped peaks and begin your descent back to Barafu Camp. Once back at Barafu Camp, take a moment to relax before continuing your descent to Mweka Camp at 3,080 meters, a journey of approximately 4 hours.
Following your breakfast and a customary ceremony with your mountain crew, you will commence your descent to Mweka Gate. A relaxed three-hour stroll will guide you further into the rainforest, where you can admire the unique Impatiens Kilimanjari flowers. Upon reaching Mweka Gate, your designated driver will be ready to transport you back to your hotel in Moshi. At the gate, complete the necessary exit procedures and collect your summit certificate before heading back to your accommodation in Moshi.
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