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Mount Kilimanjaro Climbing TipsMake sure your hike is at least
6-7 days for maximum success. Any shorter and you will not be properly acclimatized. Routes vary in degree
of difficulty, traffic and scenic beauty. The least difficult routes are Marangu and Rongai; the more
difficult routes are Machame, Shira and Limosho. The longer routes may have more difficult hiking but
you'll be more acclimatized and your chances of reaching the summit are therefore higher. Do not
ever make the mistake of setting off on a significant hike or climb in a new or borrowed pair
of boots. There is almost no chance that you will last more than a day, maybe two without
experiencing severe blisters or some other related problem. It is imperative that a new
pair of boots are thoroughly worn in before you hit the mountain. Altitude sickness can affect anyone, it
doesn’t necessarily depend on your fitness or health. It helps to take Diamox tablets on your second or
third day on the mountain, even if you’re not experiencing any symptoms. But beware: you will need
to visit the ‘hole in the ground’ a lot more often than usual (for number ones, not twos).
If you have ever thought about making the climb, now is the time to do it. The glaciers on the top of
the mountain are slowly disappearing.Contact the Mountain Climbing Specialists for more details. |
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Mount Kilimanjaro Safaris
Without a doubt, climbing Mount Kilimanjaro is one of the
world's greatest challenges and adventures you can ever experience. We are excited to share our
experience with you and help you prepare for the adventure of a lifetime! We highly recommend that
after Trekking Mount Kilimanjaro, you enrich your Tanzanian experience with a wildlife safari or
a beach holiday. Contact us now.
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