Trekking & Hiking in Tanzania

Some are drawn to the heights of Kilimanjaro. Others to the forested slopes at Ngorongoro. Whatever you look for in a hiking adventure, you’ll find it in Tanzania. 

You’ll always be able to find some hiking opportunities in Tanzania, but not all trails are possible in the rainy seasons from November to mid-December, and the end of March to May.

During the rainy season, some of the trails are impassable and climbing Kilimanjaro and Meru becomes dangerous.

The dry season from June to October is generally cooler and more suited to trekking, although night temperatures can get quite cold, especially in the mountains, so make sure to pack warm clothes no matter when you’re visiting. 

Where to Trek or Hike

  • Machame Route Mount Kilimanjaro
  • Lemosho Route Kilimanjaro
  • Ol Doinyo Lengai Volcano
  • Mount Meru
  • Ngaresero Waterfall
  • Ngorongoro Conservation Area
  • Usambara Mountains
  • Mahale Mountains
  • Udzungwa Mountains
  • Uluguru Mountains
  • Pugu Hills
  • Magoroto Forest Gateway
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Brazil
Population
90.5 million
Capital City
Cairo
Language
Egyptian Arabic
Currency
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