Kilimanjaro Climb Videos Videos of People Climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro

9Feb/12Off

Kilimanjaro Climb – Day 3 – August 4, 2010 – Shira 1 Camp

On the morning of our third day of hiking, we finally got to see Kilimanjaro for the first time since arriving in Tanzania. It was a cold morning and we had frost on the ground. Today, we will hike 8 miles (14 km) from Shira 1 to Moir Hut, stopping at Shira 2 for lunch. We will go from 11500 feet to 13800 feet today, making a good gain in altitude. Thanks to the clear weather, not only did we get to see Kilimanjaro, but we also had incredible views of the night sky.

13Jan/12Off

Kilimanjaro Climb – Day 1 – August 2, 2010 – At the hotel

The first video of the Kilimanjaro climb. We are still at the Springlands Hotel in Moshi, Tanzania on the morning of August 2. At this point, Mike still didn't have his gear, but we are ready to check out of the hotel, get in the Land Rovers and take the 3 hour drive from the hotel to the Londorossi Gate.

12Jan/12Off

Kilimanjaro climb with Makasa

Kilimanjaro - 5895 metres is the tallest mountain in Africa and located near the border with Kenya, Mount Kilimanjaro was formed from a volcanic eruption. What is remarkable about it is that despite its formidable peak height, most people, if they are in decent shape, are able to climb to the top. Obviously, the climb should not be underestimated, though; it is still a challenge that requires proper preparation and climb support. During the hiking tour, which you should expect to take between five and nine days, you will be able to admire the most spectacular landscapes, trekking through tropical rain forests, alpine landscapes and desert areas, all the way up to the summit with its arctic climate where precipitation falls only in the form of snow or hail. Depending on the desired degree of difficulty, you can choose one of four different routes to the top: the Machame Route, the Marangu Route, the Lemosho Route or the Rongai Route. Supporting you on your trek will be a professional team consisting of a highly experienced guide, a cook who will prepare all of your meals, and porters who will carry up all of the necessary equipment and set up your camp. If you want to take up the challenge of a lifetime by climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, please feel free to contact us for further details. www.makasatanzania.com

10Dec/11Off

Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, Day 5 (Part 5 of 8)

Day six: www.youtube.com A mini documentary about climbing Mount Kilimanjaro. We took the "alternative" Lemosho route to climb. You can clearly see what alternative means by looking at the animated map at the end of each video. It involves almost circling around the mountain. We started along the usual Lemosho route camping at the Forest camp and at the Shira plateau. Then we headed north deviating from the usual route and camped at the Moir huts. From there we proceeded around the back of the mountain to Pofu campsite and then to the 3rd caves camp where our trail joined the Rongai route. Then we headed to the School huts for a brief stop before the summit push. Except for the first and second camps and the summit we essentially had the mountain to ourselves. This adventure was the best experience of my life so far. I cannot thank our guide Freddie and assistant guides Prosper and John enough. Their experience and knowledge was invaluable in helping us reach the summit. I would also like to thank Henry Stedman from www.climbmountkilimanjaro.com for making all this possible.

4Nov/11Off

Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, Day 3 (Part 3 of 8)

Day four: www.youtube.com A mini documentary about climbing Mount Kilimanjaro. We took the "alternative" Lemosho route to climb. You can clearly see what alternative means by looking at the animated map at the end of each video. It involves almost circling around the mountain. We started along the usual Lemosho route camping at the Forest camp and at the Shira plateau. Then we headed north deviating from the usual route and camped at the Moir huts. From there we proceeded around the back of the mountain to Pofu campsite and then to the 3rd caves camp where our trail joined the Rongai route. Then we headed to the School huts for a brief stop before the summit push. Except for the first and second camps and the summit we essentially had the mountain to ourselves. This adventure was the best experience of my life so far. I cannot thank our guide Freddie and assistant guides Prosper and John enough. Their experience and knowledge was invaluable in helping us reach the summit. I would also like to thank Henry Stedman from www.climbmountkilimanjaro.com for making all this possible.