Lemosho Route Guides & Trekking Companies
See the best tour operators and trekking companies to guide you along the Lemosho route on Mount Kilimanjaro. There are 7 operators that take climbers on trips along the Lemosho route with a total number of 153 reviews and an average rating of 4.5 out of 5 stars.
See all Lemosho route toursFrequently asked questions: how to climb the Lemosho route
How do I prepare for the Lemosho route?
Any physical activity you can do beforehand will help make your ascent more enjoyable. As for how hard you train, this will depend on whether you're aiming for the Uhuru Peak or embarking on a shorter journey in the national park and will be different for everyone.
Learn more.When should I climb the Lemosho route (Kilimanjaro National Park)?
You can climb the Lemosho route year-round, but it may be wet and cold which means you should be equipped with the right waterproof gear. Consider climbing between January–March and June–October. Note that April, May and November are the wettest months.
Learn more.What permits do I need?
Each visitor will be required to pay a fee per person, per day for the conservation fee to help manage the national park, however, most tours will cover the permits and entry fees are included in the price.
Learn more.Do I need a guide to climb?
Yes. All hikes or treks on the Lemosho route (Kilimanjaro national park) can only be completed with a licensed guide. Depending on what route you take, the assistance of porters may also be included in your tour price.
What are the climbing requirements for the Lemosho Route?
The Lemosho route welcomes hikers of all levels of fitness and ability, but if you’re planning to reach the summit, careful planning and vigorous training is vital. Consider adding extra time to your itinerary to avoid altitude sickness and to enjoy your time climbing Kilimanjaro. Learn more.
What should I pack and what equipment do I need?
While trekking the national park tour operators may supply some of the gear you’ll need, there are a few non-negotiables you will need that includes waterproof gear, a headlamp, sunglasses, appropriate hiking boots, personal medication, a non-disposable water bottle and a cap or a beanie for example. Learn more.