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Climbing Kilimanjaro with Follow Alice https://followalice.com/adventure-trips/climb-kilimanjaro/ Do you have any further questions? Join one of our Kilimanjaro Webinars and Q&A Sessions: https://followalice.com/kilimanjaro-webinar/ About Kilimanjaro Mount Kilimanjaro is actually a dormant...
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Climbing Kilimanjaro with Follow Alice
https://followalice.com/adventure-trips/climb-kilimanjaro/
Do you have any further questions? Join one of our Kilimanjaro Webinars and Q&A Sessions: https://followalice.com/kilimanjaro-webinar/
About Kilimanjaro
Mount Kilimanjaro is actually a dormant volcano (don’t worry, its last major eruption was more than 360,000 years ago!) and is the highest mountain in Africa. You will find the highest free standing mountain in the world in the Kilimanjaro National Park, Tanzania (‘free standing’ meaning it is not part of a mountain range). It is made up of three volcanos; Shira, Mawnzi and Kibo. The Uhuru summit, located on the Kibo volcano, is the second closest point on the earth to the sun.
There are seven established routes to climb Kilimanjaro, and each route varies in length, difficulty and scenery https://followalice.com/kilimanjaro-routes/
Our carefully planned Kilimanjaro itinerary uses the Lemosho route. This is the newest route up the mountain and is favoured because of its beauty, remoteness and success rate. Think beautiful scenery, panoramic vistas, remote landscapes and varied terrain. The route has a great acclimatisation profile; featuring repeated ‘climb high sleep low’ opportunities, maximising the chances that our clients reach the summit and have an amazing overall experience.
Follow Alice to Kilimanjaro and embark on an amazing new adventure with friends from around the world!
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https://followalice.com/adventure-trips/climb-kilimanjaro/
Do you have any further questions? Join one of our Kilimanjaro Webinars and Q&A Sessions: https://followalice.com/kilimanjaro-webinar/
About Kilimanjaro
Mount Kilimanjaro is actually a dormant volcano (don’t worry, its last major eruption was more than 360,000 years ago!) and is the highest mountain in Africa. You will find the highest free standing mountain in the world in the Kilimanjaro National Park, Tanzania (‘free standing’ meaning it is not part of a mountain range). It is made up of three volcanos; Shira, Mawnzi and Kibo. The Uhuru summit, located on the Kibo volcano, is the second closest point on the earth to the sun.
There are seven established routes to climb Kilimanjaro, and each route varies in length, difficulty and scenery https://followalice.com/kilimanjaro-routes/
Our carefully planned Kilimanjaro itinerary uses the Lemosho route. This is the newest route up the mountain and is favoured because of its beauty, remoteness and success rate. Think beautiful scenery, panoramic vistas, remote landscapes and varied terrain. The route has a great acclimatisation profile; featuring repeated ‘climb high sleep low’ opportunities, maximising the chances that our clients reach the summit and have an amazing overall experience.
Follow Alice to Kilimanjaro and embark on an amazing new adventure with friends from around the world!
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24 JUN 2019 · Learn more about the Kilimanjaro routes
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There are 7 different Kilimanjaro routes. We get questions about them a lot, and rightly so! There are many routes that lead to the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro. Each of the Kilimanjaro routes has it’s own pros and cons and should therefore be thoroughly researched in order to make an informed and educated choice. And remember that this choice is very much a personal one. Answering which Kilimanjaro route is ‘best’ is tricky because people want different things out of their Kilimanjaro climb. This will be different for everyone.
So which one should you pick? In this video we will equip you with the right knowledge for choosing your route up the roof of Africa.
The 7 Kilimanjaro routes
* https://followalice.com/lemosho-route/
* https://followalice.com/machame-route/
* https://followalice.com/marangu-route/
* https://followalice.com/rongai-route/
* https://followalice.com/shira-route/
* https://followalice.com/northern-circuit-route/
* https://followalice.com/umbwe-route/
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24 JUN 2019 · Learn more about Kilimanjaro preparation
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What does sufficient Kilimanjaro preparation include? We get this question asked a lot and googling the internet leads to a wealth of different views..
If you are reading this, you’re probably in the process of making (or have already made) a decision that will change your life forever. Mount Kilimanjaro, or ‘The Roof Of Africa’ as it is more affectionately known, is located in Tanzania and is the highest mountain in Africa. It towers at about 4900m from its base and 5895m above sea level. It is also one of the 7 summits, which makes it a very popular ‘first climb’.
But what does it really take to climb the highest peak in Africa – other than a solid pair of trusty hiking boots and a positive mindset of course? There is a lot that goes into preparing for your climb and this is why your Kilimanjaro preparation should be first on the agenda. This video will dig deeper into the various questions and concerns that we regularly receive from our family of travellers to assist with your Kilimanjaro preparation.
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24 JUN 2019
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What does it really take to climb the highest peak in Africa – other than a trusty pair of hiking boots and a positive mindset? There are a lot of things that go into preparing for your Kilimanjaro climb, and you are probably asking yourself what Kilimanjaro training you need to do…
Kilimanjaro training is by far one of the most common topics we receive questions about from our travellers. First and foremost, anybody can climb Kilimanjaro. As long as you have determination and a general level of fitness, don’t feel intimidated by the magnitude of the journey ahead. The youngest person to ever endure this challenge was 7 years old, and the oldest at 85 years old! That being said, the climb should be well prepared, both physically and mentally.
So are you ready? In this video Ricardo and Jacqueline help you train physically for your Kilimanjaro climb. They will outline the three successful components for successful summit training and the necessary exercises you should be able to complete beforehand.
And do remember: ’being ready’ for Kilimanjaro is different for everyone. The average person will need to start implementing this training about 2-3 months before their climb. Test out the advice in this video and see how you get on!
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24 JUN 2019 · Learn more about Kilimanjaro safety
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Is it safe to climb Kilimanjaro? The short answer is yes, but...
Being serious about climbing Kilimanjaro means you have to be serious about Kilimanjaro safety. It is a hard climb and should not be underestimated. Every year, around 1,000 people are evacuated from the mountain. Approximately 10 deaths are reported. Without doing the necessary research and choosing a qualified tour operator, therefore, you are putting yourself in serious danger.
In this video we cover the best practice Mount Kilimanjaro safety measures together with high altitude sickness and the symptoms.
Climbing Kilimanjaro with Follow Alice https://followalice.com/adventure-trips/climb-kilimanjaro/ Do you have any further questions? Join one of our Kilimanjaro Webinars and Q&A Sessions: https://followalice.com/kilimanjaro-webinar/ About Kilimanjaro Mount Kilimanjaro is actually a dormant...
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Climbing Kilimanjaro with Follow Alice
https://followalice.com/adventure-trips/climb-kilimanjaro/
Do you have any further questions? Join one of our Kilimanjaro Webinars and Q&A Sessions: https://followalice.com/kilimanjaro-webinar/
About Kilimanjaro
Mount Kilimanjaro is actually a dormant volcano (don’t worry, its last major eruption was more than 360,000 years ago!) and is the highest mountain in Africa. You will find the highest free standing mountain in the world in the Kilimanjaro National Park, Tanzania (‘free standing’ meaning it is not part of a mountain range). It is made up of three volcanos; Shira, Mawnzi and Kibo. The Uhuru summit, located on the Kibo volcano, is the second closest point on the earth to the sun.
There are seven established routes to climb Kilimanjaro, and each route varies in length, difficulty and scenery https://followalice.com/kilimanjaro-routes/
Our carefully planned Kilimanjaro itinerary uses the Lemosho route. This is the newest route up the mountain and is favoured because of its beauty, remoteness and success rate. Think beautiful scenery, panoramic vistas, remote landscapes and varied terrain. The route has a great acclimatisation profile; featuring repeated ‘climb high sleep low’ opportunities, maximising the chances that our clients reach the summit and have an amazing overall experience.
Follow Alice to Kilimanjaro and embark on an amazing new adventure with friends from around the world!
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https://followalice.com/adventure-trips/climb-kilimanjaro/
Do you have any further questions? Join one of our Kilimanjaro Webinars and Q&A Sessions: https://followalice.com/kilimanjaro-webinar/
About Kilimanjaro
Mount Kilimanjaro is actually a dormant volcano (don’t worry, its last major eruption was more than 360,000 years ago!) and is the highest mountain in Africa. You will find the highest free standing mountain in the world in the Kilimanjaro National Park, Tanzania (‘free standing’ meaning it is not part of a mountain range). It is made up of three volcanos; Shira, Mawnzi and Kibo. The Uhuru summit, located on the Kibo volcano, is the second closest point on the earth to the sun.
There are seven established routes to climb Kilimanjaro, and each route varies in length, difficulty and scenery https://followalice.com/kilimanjaro-routes/
Our carefully planned Kilimanjaro itinerary uses the Lemosho route. This is the newest route up the mountain and is favoured because of its beauty, remoteness and success rate. Think beautiful scenery, panoramic vistas, remote landscapes and varied terrain. The route has a great acclimatisation profile; featuring repeated ‘climb high sleep low’ opportunities, maximising the chances that our clients reach the summit and have an amazing overall experience.
Follow Alice to Kilimanjaro and embark on an amazing new adventure with friends from around the world!
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