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Trek Mount Kilimanjaro
• Climb through the rainforests of Lemosho Glades
• See dusty plateaus and vast glaciers
• Bask in the triumph of reaching Uhuru peak
The highest freestanding mountain in the world, Kilimanjaro is also the highest mountain on the African continent at 5896m. Its peak rises high above the dusty plains and huge permanent glaciers flow down from the summit. Camping on the mountain allows trekkers to appreciate the clear night skies and the splendour of the surroundings that vary from thick rainforest to ice-covered rock.
Read about FSID supporter Russell Soden's experience of this trek in 2007 here.
Dates Available:
2009
25 January- 05 February 2009
06 February- 15 February 2009
06 March- 16 March 2009
13 March- 22 March 2009
13 June- 24 June 2009
21 August- 30 August 2009
25 September- 04 October 2009
02 October- 11 October 2009
Costs:
Minimum sponsorship £3000- £3400
Registration fee £300 - £595
Please email challenge@fsid.org.uk to order an information pack
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