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January 11, 2025 - January 19, 2025 | Available | £2,450 |
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Tents: We provide high-quality, comfortable tents with thick underlay mats, and large, comfortable group tents if required. Temperatures reach down to - 15°C (summit day, early morning) with wind chill factor down to - 25°C
Overview
Embark on an epic journey to the summit of the highest freestanding mountain in the world, standing tall at 5895m. From the arid African plains to the awe-inspiring snow-capped glacial peak, this bucket-list adventure promises to test your physical and mental strength.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Traverse a less-traveled route, ensuring quieter paths and campsites along the way.
Embarking on a Kilimanjaro expedition requires participants to test their endurance at high altitudes. Climbing Kilimanjaro demands not only physical fitness but also strong mental stamina and the ability to sustain strenuous exercise over several days. Rest assured, you’ll have the unwavering support of our experienced Freedom Trail Treks Leader, along with a dedicated team of guides and porters.
What does it take to conquer Kilimanjaro?
Technical Skills: Despite its towering height of nearly 6,000 meters, climbing Kilimanjaro doesn’t necessitate any prior mountaineering or climbing expertise. This route poses no technical requirements, ensuring accessibility to climbers of varying experience levels.
Fitness and Endurance: While reaching Kilimanjaro’s summit requires a reasonable level of fitness, the daily stages are manageable, typically ranging from 2 to 7 hours of moderate-paced trekking. The summit day, being the longest, entails: approximately 8 to 10 hours of ascent from Kibo Hut to Uhuru Summit, followed by about 2 hours of descent to Kibo Hut for a brunch/lunch break, and finally another 4-5 hours of descent to Horombo Hut.
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