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Discover Tanzania's second highest peak, 4,565 A.M.S.L.
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BEST KILIMANJARO CLIMB ROUTE
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ROUTE OF KILIMANJARO & WHICH IS BEST FOR CLIMBING ?
The following seven well-known routes on Mount Kilimanjaro, one of which begins on the mountain's northern side and the others on its southern side, lead to the summit, also known as Uhuru Peak:
- Machame Route (“Whiskey” Route)
- Lemosho Route
- Marangu Route (“Coca-Cola” Route)
- Shira / Londross Route
- Northern Circuit Route
- Rongai Route
- Umbwe Route
"Which is the best route to climb Kilimanjaro?" is the one question we get asked more frequently than any other. Furthermore, the response is based on your preferences. These are the wins for us:
Best overall route and highest success rate for climbing Mount Kilimanjaro
The Lemosho and Machame routes, which take seven or eight days to complete, are the greatest options for climbing Kilimanjaro if you want the best chance of success. These routes are superior due to their superior acclimatization and simpler summit night. Furthermore, as most of our climbers have reaching the summit as their top priority, we declare this the greatest method to climb Kilimanjaro overall.
The most picturesque path up Mount Kilimanjaro
Without a doubt, the Lemosho path, which approaches from the west, offers the greatest views, with breathtaking panoramas in every direction.
Kilimanjaro's quietest ascent path
If avoiding the crowds is your main concern, the Rongai path is the greatest option for climbing Mount Kilimanjaro. However, the success rate is smaller, so beware.
The hardest Kilimanjaro climbing program
The crater camp option is the finest way to climb Kilimanjaro if you're searching for adventure and a truly unique wilderness experience. Less than 2% of climbers are able to do this, but the climbers that do have nothing but positive things to say about their trip.
