Climb Kilimanjaro for charity! Mount Kilimanjaro is the highest mountain in Africa and one of the largest free standing mountains in the world. Approximately 24 miles wide and 49 miles long, it dominates the savannah of East Africa. It consists of three peaks: Shira, Mawenzi and Kibo (the highest point of which is Uhuru). You will be climbing Mount Kibo peak in this challenge!
Expect beautiful views, with a variety of experiences, as well as challenging altitudes that you’ll gradually be exposed to, giving you the best change of climbing to the summit of this Kilimanjaro peak.
When you join our team, you will receive the following support from us;
From February 23, 2018 - December 26, 2019
With Discover Adventure you will trek the Machame route, allowing gradual acclimatisation to the altitude and an excellent chance of reaching the summit.
To register go to Discover Adventure by clicking the link below. Don’t forget to choose Children with Cancer UK as your chosen charity!
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Children with Cancer UK will help you prepare for your big day by offering advice on training and more!
Trekking Training
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