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Eight-day routes, fair porter wages, high summit rates
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Kilimanjaro
Africa’s highest peak, and the only one you can walk up.
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At 5,895 metres, Kilimanjaro is the highest free-standing mountain in the world and the highest point in Africa. No technical climbing is required on any of the seven established routes, which is why it draws around 35,000 trekkers a year. Success rates vary enormously by route and itinerary length — the difference between five days and eight is the difference between roughly half and over ninety percent.
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Lemosho Route — 8 Days
The highest-success Kilimanjaro route, with a full acclimatisation day.
8 daysDemo — Kilimanjaro Summit Guides
From $2,650per person
Demo listingMachame Route — 7 Days
The popular "Whiskey" route, steeper and busier than Lemosho.
7 daysDemo — Kilimanjaro Summit Guides
From $2,150per person
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Which Kilimanjaro route should you choose?
Summit success depends far more on how many days you spend on the mountain than on which route you pick or how fit you are. Here is what actually separates the routes.
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