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Kilimanjaro Climb Routes

Mount Kilimanjaro -  The Roof of Africa

Mount Kilimanjaro Climbing

Ascending Mount Kilimanjaro, the tallest freestanding mountain globally, stands as a top priority for countless adventure enthusiasts. Summiting offers an unparalleled wilderness experience as you journey to Africa's highest point. With well-established trails and accessible routes on its gradually sloping slopes, Mount Kilimanjaro allows for immersion in its scenic beauty and unique vegetation, far from the hustle and bustle of civilization.

 

Despite the physical challenges associated with trekking this renowned peak, the incomparable thrill of reaching Uhuru Peak defies words. Your aspiration to conquer "the roof of Africa" becomes attainable with Water Mark Safari and our proficient, resolute, and exceptionally dedicated climbing team.

Mount Kilimanjaro Climbing Routes 

Are you figuring out which Route on Kilimanjaro to take for your trek? Don't worry; this page will assist you in making the correct decision. Each Kilimanjaro route has its advantages and disadvantages. Some are excellent for enjoying the landscape but may not be as suitable for acclimatization, leading to altitude sickness on Kilimanjaro. Alternatively, there are routes with high success rates for reaching the summit, but they can be quite crowded during specific times of the year. Let's dive in and explore the different Kilimanjaro routes to the summit.

There are six main Kilimanjaro routes that one can use to trek the highest mountain in Africa. The seventh Kilimanjaro route, Mweka, is used for decent only.

  • Lemosho Route

  • Machame Route

  • Marangu Route

  • Mweka Route (descent only)

  • Rongai Route

  • Shira Route

  • Umbwe Route

In addition to these routes, trekkers can also take the Northern Circuit or the Western Breach.

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