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Mountain Climbing

Many mountain walkers visiting East Africa are attracted to the highest point in Africa - Uhuru Point on Kibo - which can be reached by several easy walking or scrambling routes.  There are two main summits, craggy Mawenzi, 5149m, and 'flat-topped', Kibo, 5896m. The Saddle, a 5km wide, high-altitude, semi-desert separates the two. From the summit glaciers, screes, cliffs, afro-alpine moorland then forests lead down to the cultivated foothills below.  Other mountains include Kenya, Hanang', Oldonyo Lengai (active volcano) and Udzungwa
The Marangu Route offers a walking on gentle forest and moorland paths up as far as 4700m. Above 4700m scree leads to the spectacular and often snowy crater rim which is followed to Uhuru Peak - the highest point. The Machame and Umbwe routes are tougher. Steep forest paths, easy scrambling and airy ridges lead to the final screes and hence the crater. Nights are spent in tents as huts are used by porters. The Mweka Route is generally used to descend after either of these routes. The Shira, Nanjara and Oloitokitok Routes are more remote but can be organised by us. A variation to the Shira Route is particularly beautiful and goes through one of the few areas on Kili that is rich in game >>>>Read Information