Climb Mt. Kilimanjaro

Climb Mt. Kilimanjaro

Climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro

As you trek above the clouds and into the shimmering snows of Mt. Kilimanjaro along this remote, secluded Lemosho Route, you steal breathtaking glimpses of the base of volcanic cone Kibo Peak’s south-facing glaciers. At 19,341 feet, Kilimanjaro is among the world’s gentlest high summits, whose awe-inspiring views bear maximum reward.

Embark was founded on the slopes of Africa’s highest peak, guiding countless people up one of the world’s most famous seven summits. Opting for the road less traveled (fewer than 10 percent of climbers take the Lemosho to the Western Breach Route), Embark boasts a climber’s dream combination: a high success rate with very low foot traffic. We also specialize in camping at the highest camp on Kilimanjaro, Crater Camp. Enjoy a high ratio of guides to clients with expert climbing expedition gear (mess tents, toilets, oxygen, gamo) on a summit that can be climbed by an adventurous person in fit shape.

If you are looking for a quick, fast way to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro, it’s best you look elsewhere. We believe (and know) that Mt. Kilimanjaro should only be climbed on the best route – Lemosho route up the Western Breach – and with the goal of making it to the summit. The key to a successful summit is taking your time, a minimum of 8 days, and having a full day of acclimatization at 15,000 ft. The Western Breach is for those who want a mountaineering type experience and not just a hiking experience, without the crowds and a true wilderness experience.

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Trip Highlights

  • Hike the less traveled, remote route - Lemosho Route and Western Breach - up Africa's highest mountain
  • Experience a remarkable crew of guides and porters, rated as some of the best on Kilimanjaro
  • Sleep near the summit on the highest camp on Kilimanjaro
  • Climb with a company that specializes in the Western Breach, Lemosho Route and Crater Camp
  • Get 2 days of unique pre-adventures before your climb begins.

Itinerary - 12 Days

Day 01: Arrive at night
Day 02: Optional remote Masai village tour
Day 03: Optional hike or bike tour
Day 04: Londorossi Gate / Mti Mkubuwa
Day 05: Mti Mkubwa / Shira 1 Camp
Day 06: Shira 1 Camp / Shira 2 Camp
Day 07: Shira 2 Camp / Lava Tower
Day 08: Acclimatization Day (This is very important!)
Day 09: Lava Tower / Arrow Glacier
Day 10: Arrow Glacier / Uhuru Peak / Mweka Camp
Day 11: Mweka Camp /  Moshi
Day 12: Departure for safari or flight home

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Trip Cost

$3350

Dates

We can plan a Kilimanjaro climb on any day! If you want to join a group in 2010, you can review these departure dates: July 24 , August 17, August 29,  September 6,  October 4, Nov 12, and Dec 28. 2011 departure dates to join groups include: January 14, February 15, March 7, June 20, July 11, July 25, August 8, August 22, September 5, September 19, October 10, Dec 27 Private groups available year round!

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We are experts on Kilimanjaro, having organized hundreds of people's climbs up the mountain. And we used to live at 6,000 ft on the mountain. Email us any questions!