Trekking Kilimanjaro
Mount Kilimanjaro trekking is an adventure of a lifetime. It is not only about reaching the highest point of Africa (5,895 m/19,341 f) - your Kilimanjaro trekking adventure entails stunning vistas, virgin jungles, amazing wildlife and outdoor experiences.
Trekking Mt Kilimanjaro is an ideal activity for a memorable family vacation, meeting of old friends, a celebration of your graduation, teambuilding and hundreds of other events. Its magnificent slopes are an excellent source of inspiration for creative professionals. Anyone in need of unwinding in nature is welcome here.
Altezza Travel is the No1 wildlife adventures outfitter in Tanzania. With profound environmental ethics in mind, we will make your Kilimanjaro trekking adventure genuinely immersive, safe and comfortable. Click here to know more about Kilimanjaro trek routes and the best season for climbing.
Kilimanjaro Trekking Routes
Trekking Mt Kilimanjaro is allowed by one of the six official routes, designated by the tourism authorities of Tanzania to make sure that the future generations will enjoy the grandeur and beauty of Kilimanjaro wildlife. Off-route trekking is strictly prohibited and severely punishable because of that policy.
Recommended Routes:
- For climbing novices (for whom Mount Kilimanjaro trek is a first time mountaineering experience) - Lemosho and Rongai programs;
- For beginners (those, who have some experience) - Northern Circuit Route and Machame programs;
- For experienced hikers - Marangu and Umbwe programs;
All routes feature camping accommodation. The only exception is Marangu route, where the climbers stay in shared huts.
View All Climbing RoutesKilimanjaro Trek Tours
Below you will find our scheduled Kilimanjaro tour trek expeditions. You can join any of them. All departures are guaranteed. If you are looking for a private expedition with us, contact our experts at office@altezza.travel.
Climbing Kilimanjaro Information
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Trek Kilimanjaro: the best time to visit
Trek Kilimanjaro: the best time to visit
In contrast to other popular mountaineering destinations, you may climb Kilimanjaro trek expeditions are available all year round, however there April-May (“the big rainy season”) and November (“the small rainy season”) are rainy months in Tanzania. At the same time, they feature two great advantages:
- The number of other climbers on the Mount Kilimanjaro is minimal;
- The wildlife is booming in the rainy season;
At the same time, Lemosho and Northern Circuit Route are the least frequented routes throughout the whole year. Therefore you should not specifically focus on the rainy seasons if you prefer a seclusive Mt. Kilimanjaro trek. Opting for Lemosho and Norther Circuit routes is always a good alternative.
See our Kilimanjaro trek best time of year article for further insights.
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Mt. Kilimanjaro Weather
Mt. Kilimanjaro Weather
Mt Kilimanjaro weather follows its temperature pattern. Because the Mount Kilimanjaro has five distinct climatic zones, the temperature here varies from “tropical heat” (+20⁰C-25⁰C) at the onset of your trek to “arctic cold” in the summit camps. Trekking up to Uhuru Peak you the difference in temperatures will be noticeable.
If your friends are trekking Mt. Kilimanjaro right now, you may check the weather on Mt Kilimanjaro today through this link.
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Mt. Kilimanjaro Temperature
Mt. Kilimanjaro Temperature
The Mount features different temperature regimes. Starting from +20-25⁰C (68-77F) at the lower camps, the temperature gradually decreases to -10-15⁰C (50-59F) in the Mt. Kilimanjaro snow area.
Make sure to check your Kilimanjaro trekking expedition packing list to ensure that you have adequate protection against both scorching equatorial sun and arctic coldness.
Trek Kilimanjaro: the best time to visit
In contrast to other popular mountaineering destinations, you may climb Kilimanjaro trek expeditions are available all year round, however there April-May (“the big rainy season”) and November (“the small rainy season”) are rainy months in Tanzania. At the same time, they feature two great advantages:
- The number of other climbers on the Mount Kilimanjaro is minimal;
- The wildlife is booming in the rainy season;
At the same time, Lemosho and Northern Circuit Route are the least frequented routes throughout the whole year. Therefore you should not specifically focus on the rainy seasons if you prefer a seclusive Mt. Kilimanjaro trek. Opting for Lemosho and Norther Circuit routes is always a good alternative.
See our Kilimanjaro trek best time of year article for further insights.
Mt. Kilimanjaro Weather
Mt Kilimanjaro weather follows its temperature pattern. Because the Mount Kilimanjaro has five distinct climatic zones, the temperature here varies from “tropical heat” (+20⁰C-25⁰C) at the onset of your trek to “arctic cold” in the summit camps. Trekking up to Uhuru Peak you the difference in temperatures will be noticeable.
If your friends are trekking Mt. Kilimanjaro right now, you may check the weather on Mt Kilimanjaro today through this link.
Mt. Kilimanjaro Temperature
The Mount features different temperature regimes. Starting from +20-25⁰C (68-77F) at the lower camps, the temperature gradually decreases to -10-15⁰C (50-59F) in the Mt. Kilimanjaro snow area.
Make sure to check your Kilimanjaro trekking expedition packing list to ensure that you have adequate protection against both scorching equatorial sun and arctic coldness.
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