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Kilimanjaro Lemosho route was the most challenging trail I’ve done, to date. It was challenging and beautiful. It’s a trail I’ll never forget.
Epic. We did an expedited, 2 and a half day trek instead of the usual 5 day. While hard, if you’re physically fit and have climbed a lot of mountains this shouldn’t be too difficult. Note, it’s still a challenge. Trek2Kili was the tour guide we used. They were awesome and we couldn’t have asked for a better team to guide us. If you’re considering doing Kilimanjaro, do it. This trail is hard, but worth it if you’re trying to go fast. We didn’t see another person until the wall camp.
Alot of rain but damn good hike, we did it during December. Awesome help by the guides at Kilimanjaro wander womens on IG.
Day 1 - Mount Kilimanjaro Trekking Machame gate to Machame camp. Passed through the rainforest and path was little bit rocky and steep.
We opted for the eight day Lemosho route. Our summit was started from Kosovo camp, which is key. Ultimately the route was infinitely more scenic than we were expecting. I own a travel company and have been selling Kilimanjaro climbs for over a decade. It was about time I did it myself. The adventure was much better than even I expected. When done right with the best crews, the experience is nothing shy of spectacular. Make no mistake. This is a very hard climb. You have to be in good shape and prepare appropriately. It seems many people underestimate how hard this will be and this is what brings the success rate down. This is not a walk in the park. Conditions can be challenging with rain, hail, blizzards, and snow on the summit. If you’re looking for a real adventure, this is it. Conditions on the Summer can vary and one needs to be prepared for an unfortunate amount of litter on the trail. This is a common occurrence on remote, high altitude, climbs all over the world. While unfortunate it is a reality to expect.
This hike helped my confidence with altitude- and ability to make final summit. This is because of the climb today to over 15,000 feet - highest I have ever been. Very windy and cold - lots of weather changes including hail. Hot lunch at top made it!! Ultimate Kilimanjaro ROCKS