Lemosho Route

The Lemosho Route is where stunning scenery meets high summit success. Widely considered one of the most beautiful ways to conquer Kilimanjaro, this route weaves through lush rainforests, crosses vast high-altitude plateaus, and delivers jaw-dropping views at every turn.

Machame Route

Nicknamed the “Coca-Cola Route,” Marangu is Kilimanjaro’s oldest and most historic trail, following the very footsteps of Hans Meyer, the first person to summit in 1889. If you’re looking for a trek steeped in tradition with a touch of extra comfort, this is it.

Marangu Route

Nicknamed the “Coca-Cola Route,” Marangu is Kilimanjaro’s oldest and most historic trail, following the very footsteps of Hans Meyer, the first person to summit in 1889. If you’re looking for a trek steeped in tradition with a touch of extra comfort, this is it.

Northern Circuit Route

The Northern Circuit Route isn’t just a climb—it’s a 360-degree adventure around Kilimanjaro. As the newest and longest path to the summit, this trail circles the entire mountain, giving you jaw-dropping views from every possible angle.

Rongai Route

If you're looking for wide-open views, fewer crowds, and a true off-the-beaten-path adventure, the Rongai Route is calling. Starting on Kilimanjaro’s wild northern side, near the Kenyan border, this is the only route that kicks off from this remote, untouched flank.

Shira Route

The Shira Route is for those who like to start high and climb higher—literally. Kicking off at 3,414 meters (11,201 feet) from the Morum Barrier Gate, this route throws you straight into thin air and big altitude gains from day one.

Umbwe Route

The Umbwe Route isn’t just a climb—it’s a full-throttle, no-nonsense ascent straight up Kilimanjaro’s southern face. Known for its steep inclines, rapid altitude gain, and raw adventure, this is the shortest and most demanding path to the summit.