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Kilimanjaro Rongai Route

Distance5895m
Charity place availableYes
Registration fee£495.00
Fundraising target£3995.00
Activity levelChallenging
The challenge5895 metre ascent to the summit of Africa's highest Mountain.
Training requiredYes
Date05 - 13 January 2013
Activity typeChallenge
LocationAfrica

Kilimanjaro Rongai Route

 

An inspiring trek to the very peak of the highest mountain in Africa.

This challenge is as much a mental battle as a physical one but is consistently called the “best experience of my life” by participants.

This vast, snow-capped dormant volcano is found in the southern hemisphere in Northwest Tanzania, close to the Kenyan border. The uppermost point of the world's highest free-standing mountain is Uhuru peak.

This is a 10 day round trip from the UK, climbing via the Rongai Route. It’s a tough challenge and you will need to train for it but once you reach the summit it’ll be worth it!

 Please note there are several dates available for this challenge

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Trek Kilimanjaro Rongai Route

Gary Colledge (2011 Challenger)

"What I love about the treks is the fact you get to see truly breathtaking scenery whilst helping to support Sue Ryder's exceptional work. For me they're the perfect fundraiser."

Our overseas challenges are provided by our preferred supplier, Maximum Adventure (TOPP & ATOL protected).

Maximum Adventure

Contact details

NameThe Events Team
Telephone0207 554 5960
Emailevents@sueryder.org

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