The Lemosho route is located on western side of Mount Kilimanjaro. The Lemosho route is widely regarded as the most scenic and well-balanced trail to climb Mount Kilimanjaro. It is deemed a moderately difficult route due to distance and elevation gain. The 6-day Lemosho route covers around 56 km. The 8-day Lemosho route spans 43...Read More

The Marangu Route is the oldest route on Mount Kilimanjaro and has the easiest ascent. The Marangu Route can be completed over five or seven days and has a distance of 72 km. The 6-Day Marangu Route is the standard itinerary because it includes an acclimatization day at Horombo Hut. The Marangu Route is the...Read More

The Northern Circuit Route is one of the newer routes on Kilimanjaro, the longest and least-travelled path on the mountain, and the only route that travels north around Kilimanjaro. The Northern Circuit route can be completed in 8 to 9 days. Table Of Contents What is the Northern Circuit Route on Mount Kilimanjaro? How difficult...Read More

The Rongai 6-day route is a moderate climb on Mount Kilimanjaro. This 6-day route approaches the mountain from the north and is the only route that starts from northern Kilimanjaro. The route begins at Rongai gate on the northern side. It passes through true wilderness areas, moorland, and alpine desert. The route has a gradual...Read More

The Rongai Route is Kilimanjaro’s only northern approach. The Rongai route starts on the north side of Mount Kilimanjaro, on Kilimanjaro’s second peak. The route is moderately difficult, and is one of the easier routes up Kilimanjaro. It covers a total distance of approximately 73 kilometres. Table Of Contents What is the Rongai Route on...Read More