Trek 8 Days Lemosho Route Group Joining – Kilimanjaro Adventure 2025

On Trek 8 Days Lemosho Route Group, you can share the journey with like-minded adventurers, making it a cost-effective and exciting way to explore Kilimanjaro.

Trek 8 Days Lemosho Route Group Joining – Kilimanjaro Adventure
2025

The 8 Days Lemosho Route Group Joining Trek is an extended version of the popular Lemosho Route, offering a better acclimatization process and a higher success rate for reaching Uhuru Peak. Known for its stunning beauty and gradual ascent, this trek is ideal for climbers who want a scenic and social experience. With a group joining option, you can share the journey with like-minded adventurers, making it a cost-effective and exciting way to explore Kilimanjaro.


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🌟 Highlights of the 8 Days Lemosho Route Group Trek

Experience an extended journey to Kilimanjaro’s summit with these amazing highlights:

  • More days for acclimatization, increasing summit success rates
  • Breathtaking scenery, including lush rainforests and alpine deserts
  • Opportunity to join a group for a social and cost-effective adventure
  • Expert guides and well-planned routes for a safe and enjoyable climb

🗻 8 Days Lemosho Route Itinerary

Day 1: Moshi to Londorossi Gate – Hike to Mti Mkubwa Camp

Start with a scenic drive to Londorossi Gate for registration, followed by a trek through the rainforest to Mti Mkubwa Camp.

Distance: 7 km | Elevation: 2,100m to 2,650m | Hiking Time: 3–4 hours

Day 2: Mti Mkubwa Camp to Shira 1 Camp

Ascend into the moorland zone, passing through ridges with stunning views of the Shira Plateau.

Distance: 8 km | Elevation: 2,650m to 3,610m | Hiking Time: 5–6 hours

Day 3: Shira 1 Camp to Shira 2 Camp

Continue across the expansive Shira Plateau, enjoying views of Kibo Peak and Mount Meru.

Distance: 7 km | Elevation: 3,610m to 3,850m | Hiking Time: 3–4 hours

Day 4: Shira 2 Camp to Barranco Camp via Lava Tower

Climb to the iconic Lava Tower (4,600m) for acclimatization, then descend to Barranco Camp with its beautiful surroundings.

Distance: 10 km | Elevation: 3,850m to 3,960m (via 4,600m) | Hiking Time: 7–8 hours

Day 5: Barranco Camp to Karanga Camp

Tackle the Barranco Wall and trek through scenic valleys to Karanga Camp for a short day to aid acclimatization.

Distance: 6 km | Elevation: 3,960m to 4,035m | Hiking Time: 4–5 hours

Day 6: Karanga Camp to Barafu Camp

Ascend to Barafu Camp, the base for your final summit push. Rest and prepare for the big day ahead.

Distance: 4 km | Elevation: 4,035m to 4,640m | Hiking Time: 4–5 hours

Day 7: Barafu Camp to Uhuru Peak – Descend to Mweka Camp

Begin your summit attempt at midnight, reaching Uhuru Peak at sunrise. Descend to Mweka Camp for your last night on the mountain.

Distance: 17 km | Elevation: 4,640m to 5,895m, then 3,100m | Hiking Time: 12–15 hours

Day 8: Mweka Camp to Mweka Gate – Return to Moshi

Enjoy a relaxed descent through the rainforest to Mweka Gate, where you’ll receive your completion certificate before heading back to Moshi.

Distance: 10 km | Elevation: 3,100m to 1,980m | Hiking Time: 3–4 hours

💵 Estimated Costs for 8 Days Lemosho Route Group Trek

Here’s a cost breakdown based on the type of package you choose:

Package Estimated Cost (Per Person) Services Included
Basic Group Package $2,500 - $3,000 Group tents, meals, guides, and porters
Standard Group Package $3,100 - $3,500 Upgraded tents, sleeping bags, personal guide assistance
Luxury Group Package $4,000 - $4,500 Private tent, hot meals, portable toilets, additional guides

Note: Prices can be customized based on your preferences and additional services.

❓ FAQs: Trek 8 Days Lemosho Route Group Joining

1. Why choose the 8-day Lemosho Route?

The extra day allows for better acclimatization, increasing your chances of reaching the summit successfully.

2. What is included in the cost?

Packages typically include meals, guides, porters, group gear, and transfers. Luxury options may include more personalized services.

3. Is the Lemosho Route suitable for beginners?

Yes, the gradual ascent and additional acclimatization days make it beginner-friendly, but good fitness is essential.

4. How large are the groups?

Groups usually consist of 5 to 12 climbers, providing a social but manageable experience.

5. What is the best time to climb?

The ideal months are January to March and June to October for stable weather conditions and clearer skies.

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