The Ultimate 7 Days Lemosho Route Itinerary as a Kilimanjaro Climbing experience is tailored for trekkers seeking a thorough and rewarding journey to the summit of Africa's highest mountain. This Lemosho Route is celebrated for its remarkable scenery and strategic acclimatization, making it an ideal choice for climbers of all experience levels In 2025.
Plan your Kilimanjaro climb In 2025 with the Ultimate 7 Days Lemosho Route itinerary. Get a detailed day-by-day guide, acclimatization tips, and essential information for a successful ascent to Africa's highest peak.
This 7 days Lemosho Route Kilimanjaro Climbing Tour 2025 is a guided expedition that spans a week, allowing adventurers to conquer Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania via the Lemosho Route during the year 2025. This challenging tour provides participants with an opportunity to explore diverse landscapes, wildlife, and reach the summit of Africa's highest peak within a seven-day timeframe.
The 7-Day Lemosho Route is a longer and more remote route that approaches Kilimanjaro from the west. It offers stunning views and a high success rate, but is also more challenging due to its longer duration. The Difficult of 7 days lemosho route It’s very tough compared to those how take 6 days londongosi route which the first day It’s second day to lemosho route, 7 days lemosho route, day two It’s break into one day which is very long day.
The Price for 7 days lemosho route Route is depending on clients need if is either solo trekking, group trekking or private climbing our price is ranging from $1,800 up to $3500 per person. Accommodation,our given price is including 2 days in Hotel-Midrange(1day before and 1day after climbing),since most of guests doesn't be able to know good hotel and also booking from company is less-cost than client booked direct to the hotel,even though we did not limit someone to booked for hotel.
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We typically suggest that the warmest and driest months of the year, which are December to mid-March and mid-June towards the end of October, are the best times to climb Kilimanjaro. Unfortunately, despite the fact that these are the months with the best weather for trekking, they also happen to be busiest.Regardless of the season, the likelihood of a significant weather change always exists.
| Destination | Moshi/Arusha |
|---|---|
| Depature | Arusha/Moshi |
| Departure Time | Recommended |
| Return Time | Recommended |
| Included |
Accommodation 1 day before & 1 day after Climbing
Meals and Drinks oxygen tank & Sleeping tents Breakfast and dinner included Health care included Transfer to the airport and return to hotel Guide |
| Excluded |
Travel insurance
Flight Ticket Personal issue Alcohol Camera Man |
Departing from Moshi a 2-hrs drive will take you through welcoming mountainside villages to the Kilimanjaro National Park Gate. We will patiently wait for our permits to be issued while watching the hustle and bustle of operations as many crews prepare for the journey ahead Enjoy the beautiful rainforest scenery and windy trails while your guide tells you about the local flora and fauna and natural wildlife. At these lower elevations, the trail can be muddy and quite slippery. We highly recommend gaiters and trekking poles here.
Trekking across a plateau of green moorland and heather dotted with volcanic rock formations will require you to cover a lot of area today. We will hike via Shira 1 Camp on our way to Shira 2, where there are frequently vistas of Kibo Peak floating in the clouds. As we move closer to Shira 1, we gain some altitude and encounter some moderately steep terrain. You will get the opportunity to see the Northern Ice fields from the western side of the mountain as you go closer to Shira 2, along with some uncommon views of Kibo. Acclimatization will be aided by our slow ascent across the Shira Plateau's moorland, and we get to take in some beautiful panoramic views.
Your trek starts with an ascent with far-reaching panoramic views, walking in to the climatic zone of the upland desert and on the lava ridges beneath the glaciers of the Western Breach. You will reach the distinct pinnacle of the Lava Tower (4640 m), our high point for the day and a great place to enjoy your lunch. In the afternoon we make a steep descent to our camp for the night, located in the base of the Great Barranco Valley (3960 m), sheltered by towering cliffs but with extensive views of the plains below.
Our day starts by descending into the start of the Great Barranco, a huge ravine. We then exit steeply, up the Great Barranco Wall, which divides us from the southeastern slopes of Kibo. It’s a climb over rock, not technical but long and tiring. Passing underneath the Heim and Kersten glaciers, we head towards the Karanga valley. From here we have a steep climb up from Karanga valley to our night’s camp at Karanga camp, set at 3963m. For those feeling strong we will go for a mid-afternoon acclimatization trek up to around 4200m before descending back to camp for the night.
After a good night’s rest and breakfast, we set off on our walk to Barafu camp at 4640m. The climb will take us across desolate scree slopes with no vegetation around us at all. It’s a tough steep walk made more difficult by the altitude. On arriving at camp we eat and spend the afternoon resting as we prepare for a long night and day ahead. It is important to keep hydrated and warm. We have an early dinner and then try to get some sleep as we will be getting up at between 11pm and 12pm to start the climb to the summit.
We start off at around midnight, and walk steeply upwards to the summit glaciers. We will be climbing scree for 4 to 5 hours but gain incredible height over a short distance. The views are spectacular. We should be on the crater rim at Stella Point (5739m) as the first rays of the sun hit us. Spectacular ice cliffs within the crater surround us and the views to jagged Mawenzi peak and beyond are breathtaking. Another hour’s walking takes us to the summit, Uhuru Peak (5895m). We begin our descent by returning to Stella Point and then descending on scree slope and track back to Barafu Camp for breakfast, before finally heading down to Millennium Camp for a long well-earned rest.
A gentle trek takes us down through the rain forest to Mweka Gate, where we complete park formalities and receive certificates, which you can hang up with pride! We are then met by our vehicles and return to the hotel in Moshi, where you can treat yourself to a welcome shower (and a cold beer or two!) before our big celebration.
