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What's included
- 3 Meals while on the mountain + evening tea with popcorn or peanuts.
- 3-4 porters per climber, which includes porters to carry up to 30 lbs of your personal gear.
- Airport pick up and drop off
- All meals included
- Hot water for washing up daily and treated water for drink while climbing.
- Kilimanjaro certificate for your successful summit attempt.
- 3 Meals while on the mountain + evening tea with popcorn or peanuts.
- 3-4 porters per climber, which includes porters to carry up to 30 lbs of your personal gear.
- All park entrances fees
- Entry visa for Tanzania
- Flying Doctors insurance (AMREF) during the safari for emergence evacuations
- Government imposed increase of taxes and /or park fees
- Laundry Services
- Other International flights
- Personal expenses
6-day Kilimanjaro trekking Lemosho route
This 6-day Kilimanjaro trekking Lemosho route is a popular trekking route used to climb Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest peak in Africa (5,895 meters), it is known for its scenic beauty and diverse landscapes, offering hikers a memorable experience.
The Lemosho route is named after the starting point of the trek, which is the Lemosho Glades it is located on the western side of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, and it covers a distance of approximately 70 kilometers (43 miles) from start to finish.
The 6-day Kilimanjaro trekking Lemosho route allows for a gradual ascent, giving hikers more time to acclimatize to the altitude, which increases their chances of reaching the summit successfully.
The 6-day Kilimanjaro trekking Lemosho route begins in lush rainforests and gradually ascends through heath and moorland zones before reaching the high alpine desert. The final part of the trek involves climbing to the summit through steep scree slopes and glaciers.
what is the best time to trek the 6-day Kilimanjaro trekking Lemosho route?
The best time to trek the 6-day Kilimanjaro trekking Lemosho route is during the dry seasons, which are from December to February and from June to October. These periods offer more stable weather conditions and clearer skies, enhancing the overall experience.
The 6-day Kilimanjaro trekking Lemosho route is a more extended option compared to some other routes. It allows for better acclimatization and increases the chances of reaching the summit successfully.
The duration may vary depending on the individual’s fitness level, but generally, it takes six days to complete the trek.
Please note that climbing Mount Kilimanjaro requires careful planning, proper gear, and physical fitness. It is always recommended to consult with experienced guides or tour operators who can provide detailed information and support throughout the journey.
Best 6-day Kilimanjaro trekking Lemosho route price
The best 6 days Kilimanjaro trekking Lemosho route price is around ($1200-$3200) per climber, this can be paid in us dollars, Euros, Pounds, and Tanzanian shillings.
The trekking price of the Lemosho route can differ depending on several factors, such as the tour operator, level of service, group size, and additional amenities.
It’s important to book with us who provides experienced guides, proper equipment, and safety measures for better climb.
6-Day Kilimanjaro trekking Lemosho route Summit Success Rates is (95%).
The 6-day Kilimanjaro trekking Lemosho route provides ideal opportunities to climb high and then sleep lower, which means it has an excellent acclimatization profile.
Whilst there are no official statistics, the average success rate across all Kilimanjaro operators is 75%for the 6 days Kilimanjaro hiking the Lemosho route compared to 85% for the 7 days Kilimanjaro trekking the Lemosho route.
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Hike from lemosho gate (2,385 m) to Forest camp 2895 m
The elevation gain is 510 meters, the distance approximately is 6 kilometers and the average time is 3-4 hours.
the trek starts at Lemosho gate, where you will register and meet your guides and porters. the trail leads through lush rainforest, offering beautiful scenery and chances to spot wildlife. you will camp at a forest camp, surrounded by the sound of nature.
Hike from foret camp (2,895 meters) to shira 1 camp (3,505 meters)
The elevation gain is 610 meters, the distance approximately is 8 kilometers and the average time is 5-6 hours.
the trail continues through the rainforest, gradually becoming moorland, as you gain altitude, the vegetation changes, and you may catch glimpses of the surrounding peaks Shira 1 camp offers stunning views of Mount Meru and the Shira plateau
Shira 2 Camp (3,850 meters) to Barranco Camp (3,960 meters)
The elevation gain is 110 meters, from Shira Plateau, you'll trek eastward, gradually gaining altitude as you pass the Lava Tower (4,630 meters).
This is an acclimatization day, and you'll descend to Barranco Camp (3,950 meters) for overnight. The distance covered is around 10 kilometers, and the duration is approximately 6-7 hours.
Barranco camp (3,950 meters)to karanga camp (4,035 meters)
You'll face the Barranco Wall, a steep and challenging section of the climb that requires scrambling. After conquering the wall, you'll traverse the alpine desert zone and reach Karanga Camp (4,035 meters).
The distance covered is about 5 kilometers, and the duration is around 4-5 hours.
Karanga camp (4,035 meters) to Camp (4,640 meters)
From Karanga Camp, the trail ascends to Barafu Camp (4,640 meters) through the Arctic zone. This camp serves as the base for the summit attempt. The distance covered is approximately 4 kilometers, and the duration is around 4-5 hours.
Uhuru peak (5,895 meters) to Mweka campCamp (3,100 meters)
The final day begins in the early hours of the morning, typically around midnight, to start the summit push.
You'll ascend through steep and challenging terrain, reaching Uhuru Peak (5,895 meters), the highest point of Mount Kilimanjaro.
After celebrating your achievement, you'll descend to Mweka Camp (3,100 meters) overnight. The total distance covered is around 18 kilometers to the summit and 12 kilometers down to Mweka Camp, with a duration of approximately 12-15 hours.
