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Kilimanjaro: Trek to the Roof of Africa

Africa

10 Days

From $6,985

Challenging

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Sample Itinerary

Overview

Embark on a transformative adventure with AdventureWomen as you conquer the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro, the tallest freestanding mountain in the world. This physically demanding trek promises a lifetime of achievement, as you and a group of like-minded women tackle the Lemosho Route, renowned for its gradual acclimatization and impressive 98% summit success rate. Your journey begins with a warm camaraderie among trekkers and a wildlife-rich stroll across the lowlands. The trek progresses through lush rainforests, alien landscapes of heather and volcanic rock, and the alpine desert, with each day presenting unique challenges and breathtaking vistas. Supported by a dedicated team of porters and experienced guides, you’ll reach base camp and prepare for the midnight ascent to Uhuru Peak. As dawn breaks and you stand atop the “Roof of Africa,” share in the triumph and profound sense of accomplishment with your fellow adventurers.

Main Attractions

Time to Acclimate

Eight days on the Lemosho Route offer optimal acclimatization and a 98% summit success rate.

Reach the Peak

Summit Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest freestanding mountain in the world.

Landscapes & Wildlife

From the “Roof of Africa,” enjoy sweeping views of African landscapes below the clouds, all while working together with AdventureWomen to achieve this challenging goal.

Map of Kilimanjaro Machame Route: 8-day hike with start at Trail Head, various camps, and end at Mweka Millennium. Includes inset map of Tanzania location.

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Bright orange tents are set up on a rocky landscape at sunrise, with the sun casting rays over the horizon.

Three people stand on grass in front of snow-capped mountains, two wrapped in blankets. The person on the right points towards the mountains.

Three people in hiking gear pose in front of a sign at Kilimanjaro National Park, Tanzania. The sign provides elevation details and hiking distances to various camps and peaks.

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A group of hikers climbing rocky terrain on a mountainous trail.

Two people are sitting on a rocky path in a hilly area, wearing hats and outdoor gear, with backpacks and a water bottle nearby.

Snow-capped mountain peak under a clear blue sky with scattered clouds.

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Two people sitting on a rocky terrain, both wearing hats and holding water bottles. An orange backpack is on the ground near them.

Itinerary

A group of hikers poses for a photo on a path, surrounded by greenery and trees. Some hold trekking poles, and a sign is visible in the background.

Welcome to Tanzania!

Upon arrival at Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO), enjoy a group transfer to your comfortable lodge, with private transfers available for other arrivals at an additional fee.

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Gear Up and Discover Arusha National Park

Start your adventure with a trek briefing where you’ll receive and inspect your rental gear, ensuring it’s comfortable and functional. This is your last opportunity to make any adjustments before the trek. Weigh your duffle bag, keeping it under 33lbs for the porter team to carry, and consider hiring a personal porter if needed. Then, immerse yourself in Arusha National Park, where the diverse landscapes and abundant wildlife rival Tanzania’s larger parks. Explore the foothills of Mount Meru, Tanzania’s second tallest mountain, and visit the Ngurdoto Crater, home to buffalo, elephant, and giraffe. Enjoy a scenic hike to Tulutuluisia Waterfall with stunning views and a boxed lunch amidst nature’s splendor.

Meals breakfast, lunch, dinner

Four people in hiking attire sit on a large rock, holding trekking poles. They wear hats and sunglasses, with two backpacks visible. The background features a clear sky and a mountain landscape.

Arusha to Forest Ridge

Awaken to the chorus of birds and prepare for your adventure with a briefing and gear check. Then, journey through the expansive plains towards Kilimanjaro, passing coffee farms and mountainside villages, before reaching the dense rainforest where your trek begins. After registering at the Kilimanjaro National Park gate, embark on a challenging climb through lush rainforest, navigating steep roots and rocks to arrive at a forested campsite near caves. Enjoy a hot dinner in your mess tent after a rewarding 3–4-hour trek.

Meals breakfast, lunch, dinner

A group of six hikers with trekking poles and gear pose between large rocks on a rocky trail.

Forest Ridge to Heath

After a nutritious breakfast at camp, lace up your boots, put on your gaiters, and make your way out of the forest this morning. The high trees will give way to scrubland thick with heather that is draped in bearded lichen. Climbing rolling hills, you will enjoy spectacular views of the forest canopy and plains below. As the air thins and the clouds part, you might just have a stunning view of the snow-streaked Uhuru Peak above. Arrive at your camp in the heath zone this afternoon. (Trekking time 5-6 hours)

Meals breakfast, lunch, dinner

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Heath to Moorland

Move up the mountain steadily and gradually, heeding your guides’ advice to go “pole, pole,” or slowly, slowly, and eventually arrive at your camp in the moorlands. Laugh along the trail with your fellow trekkers. (Trekking time 3-4 hours)

Meals breakfast, lunch, dinner

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Moorland: The Great Barranco Valley

Proceed steadily upward over expansive ridgelines of high desert to Lava Tower. In the afternoon, descend the steep track into the Great Barranco Valley. Barranco Camp is set in a valley enclosed on three sides with the massive valley walls and the Kibo massif itself. Hanging glaciers glint in the sunshine above, amidst the eerie landscape of plants such as the giant groundsels (Senecio Kilimanjari), and the uniquely endemic Giant Lobelia. (Trekking time 6-7 hours)

Meals breakfast, lunch, dinner

View from inside a tent showing rocky terrain and a clear sky with clouds on the horizon.

Moorland: The Karanga Valley

This short trekking day is taken to reach Karanga Valley Camp, between Barranco and Barafu Camps. Today is important for acclimatization. The day begins with a scramble up the steep Barranco Wall, then traversing up and down the slopes of valleys which have carved their way into the mountain’s southern face. Kibo’s glaciers loom above to your left and the jagged peaks of Mawenzi jut into the African sky at just under 17,000 feet straight ahead. Reach the Karanga Valley for a hot lunch served at camp. The afternoon can be taken to relax with your new friends or take excursions from camp. (Trekking time 4-5 hours)

Meals breakfast, lunch, dinner

Three hikers in outdoor gear walk on a rocky mountain trail shrouded in mist, surrounded by rugged terrain.

Moorland to Alpine Desert

Proceed steadily upward over expansive ridgelines in the high alpine desert where the air thins and cools. Enjoy the extraordinary views as you pass massive volcanic formations scattered throughout the fields of scree. Barafu Camp is set on a small, exposed flat area on a ridge, acting as a base camp from which you will make your summit attempt at midnight tonight. Eat and drink as much as possible before retiring early to your tent for rest and sleep. (Trekking time 4-5 hours) .

Meals breakfast, lunch, dinner

Group of people smiling in front of the Mount Kilimanjaro Shira Peak sign, wearing outdoor gear, under a cloudy sky.

Summit Day: From Alpine Desert to Uhuru Peak

Rise early with a steaming hot drink on your summit day and begin your trek at 1:00 am under the light of your headlamp. Facing freezing temperatures and a challenging climb, you’ll navigate winding switchbacks beneath the Ratzel and Rebman glaciers, with the spires of Mawenzi silhouetted against the dawn sky. After about six hours, reach Stella Point at 19,000 feet on the crater rim, then make the final hour-long push to Uhuru Peak at 19,341 feet, the Roof of Africa. Celebrate your achievement with photos before descending the steep scree trail to Barafu Camp for a rest, then continue to Mweka Camp for the night. Expect a total trekking time of 12-17 hours for this epic journey.

Meals breakfast, lunch, dinner

Sign at Kilimanjaro National Park entrance saying "Congratulations! Bon Voyage" with trees and vehicles in the background.

Mweka Descent and Farewell

Conclude your adventure with a descent through the rainforest back to the park gate, taking 3-6 hours. Celebrate your achievement with a farewell lunch, a perfect time to thank your crew and bid farewell to fellow trekkers. Relax in a day room in Arusha, and enjoy a nutritious snack of nuts, fruit, and vegetables before your departure. Say goodbye to your new AdventureWomen friends as you transfer to Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) for your evening flight. One group transfer is included for Delta/KLM flights, with private transfers available for other departures at an additional fee.

Meals breakfast, lunch, snack

People sitting on rocks at a mountain summit, overlooking clouds and distant peaks under a clear blue sky.

Accommodations

Please note that all amenities were current when written and are subject to change at any time.

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Rivertrees Country Inn

Set beside the rushing waters of the Usa River on the outskirts of Arusha, Rivertrees Country Inn has colonial charm and simple but elegant style with modern-day amenities and fantastic cuisine. Besides its delightful farmhouse guestrooms, the inn also has two spacious luxury cottages and a lovely, open-air, thatched-roof kitchen and dining area, with décor reminiscent of its country heritage as a former German colonial farm and coffee estate. The inn has a pool, internet services, and a small gift shop.

Amenities: complimentary toiletries, bathrobes, hair dryer, safe, limited Wi-Fi

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Forest Camp (9,281′)

At each of your mountain camps, you will have Big Agnes Flying Diamond, 4-season mountaineering tents which can be used for double or single occupancy. Ground sheet, fly sheet, vestibule, and closed-cell foam sleeping mat are provided, and the tent will be set up and broken down for you each day by your hardworking team of porters.

A custom-designed dining tent is equipped with solar lighting, chairs, and dining table. Hot meals are served here every day, prepared by a skilled camp chef, and served by waitstaff. You’ll also enjoy the cozy setting when you arrive at camp in the afternoons, ready to enjoy a piping hot cup of tea and
some snacks.

Purified drinking water is provided for you during mealtimes, and at the end of the day so you can refill your personal water bottles. Private toilet tent(s) will be set up for your group, so that you can avoid unsanitary public facilities. Basins of hot water will be brought to your tent each morning for personal hygiene and upon request any other time.

Views from each camp promise to be remarkable at every turn, with tantalizing glimpses of the summit, sweeping panoramas of the countryside below and a spectacular sunrise every morning. At night, stars light up the sky in a nightly spectacle that never fails to inspire awe.Views from each camp promise to be remarkable at every turn, with tantalizing glimpses of the summit, sweeping panoramas of the countryside below and a spectacular sunrise every morning. At night, stars light up the sky in a nightly spectacle that never fails to inspire awe.

A row of red and grey tents sit on rocky ground with a mountain in the background under a clear sky.

Shira 1 Camp (11,499’)

At each of your mountain camps, you will have Big Agnes Flying Diamond, 4-season mountaineering tents which can be used for double or single occupancy. Ground sheet, fly sheet, vestibule, and closed-cell foam sleeping mat are provided, and the tent will be set up and broken down for you each day by your hardworking team of porters.

A custom-designed dining tent is equipped with solar lighting, chairs, and dining table. Hot meals are served here every day, prepared by a skilled camp chef, and served by waitstaff. You’ll also enjoy the cozy setting when you arrive at camp in the afternoons, ready to enjoy a piping hot cup of tea and
some snacks.

Purified drinking water is provided for you during mealtimes, and at the end of the day so you can refill your personal water bottles. Private toilet tent(s) will be set up for your group, so that you can avoid unsanitary public facilities. Basins of hot water will be brought to your tent each morning for personal hygiene and upon request any other time.

Views from each camp promise to be remarkable at every turn, with tantalizing glimpses of the summit, sweeping panoramas of the countryside below and a spectacular sunrise every morning. At night, stars light up the sky in a nightly spectacle that never fails to inspire awe.Views from each camp promise to be remarkable at every turn, with tantalizing glimpses of the summit, sweeping panoramas of the countryside below and a spectacular sunrise every morning. At night, stars light up the sky in a nightly spectacle that never fails to inspire awe.

A row of red and grey tents sit on rocky ground with a mountain in the background under a clear sky.

Shira 2 Camp (12,795’)

At each of your mountain camps, you will have Big Agnes Flying Diamond, 4-season mountaineering tents which can be used for double or single occupancy. Ground sheet, fly sheet, vestibule, and closed-cell foam sleeping mat are provided, and the tent will be set up and broken down for you each day by your hardworking team of porters.

A custom-designed dining tent is equipped with solar lighting, chairs, and dining table. Hot meals are served here every day, prepared by a skilled camp chef, and served by waitstaff. You’ll also enjoy the cozy setting when you arrive at camp in the afternoons, ready to enjoy a piping hot cup of tea and
some snacks.

Purified drinking water is provided for you during mealtimes, and at the end of the day so you can refill your personal water bottles. Private toilet tent(s) will be set up for your group, so that you can avoid unsanitary public facilities. Basins of hot water will be brought to your tent each morning for personal hygiene and upon request any other time.

Views from each camp promise to be remarkable at every turn, with tantalizing glimpses of the summit, sweeping panoramas of the countryside below and a spectacular sunrise every morning. At night, stars light up the sky in a nightly spectacle that never fails to inspire awe.Views from each camp promise to be remarkable at every turn, with tantalizing glimpses of the summit, sweeping panoramas of the countryside below and a spectacular sunrise every morning. At night, stars light up the sky in a nightly spectacle that never fails to inspire awe.

A row of red and grey tents sit on rocky ground with a mountain in the background under a clear sky.

Barranco Camp (13,004′)

At each of your mountain camps, you will have Big Agnes Flying Diamond, 4-season mountaineering tents which can be used for double or single occupancy. Ground sheet, fly sheet, vestibule, and closed-cell foam sleeping mat are provided, and the tent will be set up and broken down for you each day by your hardworking team of porters.

A custom-designed dining tent is equipped with solar lighting, chairs, and dining table. Hot meals are served here every day, prepared by a skilled camp chef, and served by waitstaff. You’ll also enjoy the cozy setting when you arrive at camp in the afternoons, ready to enjoy a piping hot cup of tea and
some snacks.

Purified drinking water is provided for you during mealtimes, and at the end of the day so you can refill your personal water bottles. Private toilet tent(s) will be set up for your group, so that you can avoid unsanitary public facilities. Basins of hot water will be brought to your tent each morning for personal hygiene and upon request any other time.

Views from each camp promise to be remarkable at every turn, with tantalizing glimpses of the summit, sweeping panoramas of the countryside below and a spectacular sunrise every morning. At night, stars light up the sky in a nightly spectacle that never fails to inspire awe.Views from each camp promise to be remarkable at every turn, with tantalizing glimpses of the summit, sweeping panoramas of the countryside below and a spectacular sunrise every morning. At night, stars light up the sky in a nightly spectacle that never fails to inspire awe.

A row of red and grey tents sit on rocky ground with a mountain in the background under a clear sky.

Karanga Camp (13,231′)

At each of your mountain camps, you will have Big Agnes Flying Diamond, 4-season mountaineering tents which can be used for double or single occupancy. Ground sheet, fly sheet, vestibule, and closed-cell foam sleeping mat are provided, and the tent will be set up and broken down for you each day by your hardworking team of porters.

A custom-designed dining tent is equipped with solar lighting, chairs, and dining table. Hot meals are served here every day, prepared by a skilled camp chef, and served by waitstaff. You’ll also enjoy the cozy setting when you arrive at camp in the afternoons, ready to enjoy a piping hot cup of tea and
some snacks.

Purified drinking water is provided for you during mealtimes, and at the end of the day so you can refill your personal water bottles. Private toilet tent(s) will be set up for your group, so that you can avoid unsanitary public facilities. Basins of hot water will be brought to your tent each morning for personal hygiene and upon request any other time.

Views from each camp promise to be remarkable at every turn, with tantalizing glimpses of the summit, sweeping panoramas of the countryside below and a spectacular sunrise every morning. At night, stars light up the sky in a nightly spectacle that never fails to inspire awe.Views from each camp promise to be remarkable at every turn, with tantalizing glimpses of the summit, sweeping panoramas of the countryside below and a spectacular sunrise every morning. At night, stars light up the sky in a nightly spectacle that never fails to inspire awe.

A row of red and grey tents sit on rocky ground with a mountain in the background under a clear sky.

Barafu Camp (15,331′)

At each of your mountain camps, you will have Big Agnes Flying Diamond, 4-season mountaineering tents which can be used for double or single occupancy. Ground sheet, fly sheet, vestibule, and closed-cell foam sleeping mat are provided, and the tent will be set up and broken down for you each day by your hardworking team of porters.

A custom-designed dining tent is equipped with solar lighting, chairs, and dining table. Hot meals are served here every day, prepared by a skilled camp chef, and served by waitstaff. You’ll also enjoy the cozy setting when you arrive at camp in the afternoons, ready to enjoy a piping hot cup of tea and
some snacks.

Purified drinking water is provided for you during mealtimes, and at the end of the day so you can refill your personal water bottles. Private toilet tent(s) will be set up for your group, so that you can avoid unsanitary public facilities. Basins of hot water will be brought to your tent each morning for personal hygiene and upon request any other time.

Views from each camp promise to be remarkable at every turn, with tantalizing glimpses of the summit, sweeping panoramas of the countryside below and a spectacular sunrise every morning. At night, stars light up the sky in a nightly spectacle that never fails to inspire awe.Views from each camp promise to be remarkable at every turn, with tantalizing glimpses of the summit, sweeping panoramas of the countryside below and a spectacular sunrise every morning. At night, stars light up the sky in a nightly spectacle that never fails to inspire awe.

A row of red and grey tents sit on rocky ground with a mountain in the background under a clear sky.

Mweka Millennium Camp (12,500’)

At each of your mountain camps, you will have Big Agnes Flying Diamond, 4-season mountaineering tents which can be used for double or single occupancy. Ground sheet, fly sheet, vestibule, and closed-cell foam sleeping mat are provided, and the tent will be set up and broken down for you each day by your hardworking team of porters.

A custom-designed dining tent is equipped with solar lighting, chairs, and dining table. Hot meals are served here every day, prepared by a skilled camp chef, and served by waitstaff. You’ll also enjoy the cozy setting when you arrive at camp in the afternoons, ready to enjoy a piping hot cup of tea and
some snacks.

Purified drinking water is provided for you during mealtimes, and at the end of the day so you can refill your personal water bottles. Private toilet tent(s) will be set up for your group, so that you can avoid unsanitary public facilities. Basins of hot water will be brought to your tent each morning for personal hygiene and upon request any other time.

Views from each camp promise to be remarkable at every turn, with tantalizing glimpses of the summit, sweeping panoramas of the countryside below and a spectacular sunrise every morning. At night, stars light up the sky in a nightly spectacle that never fails to inspire awe.Views from each camp promise to be remarkable at every turn, with tantalizing glimpses of the summit, sweeping panoramas of the countryside below and a spectacular sunrise every morning. At night, stars light up the sky in a nightly spectacle that never fails to inspire awe.

Airport planet lodge.

Airport Planet Lodge

You will be enchanted by this gorgeous oasis that is conveniently located near Kilimanjaro Airport. The lodge offers a unique, resort-like feel with rooms nestled amidst the beautifully planted landscape and accessible by winding garden paths. Relax in the open-air bar, enjoy the breeze as you lounge on the open veranda, or take a swim in the stunning pool.

What People Are Saying

Everything was very well organized — the guides were well trained and encouraging, the camps were great, we were very well fed … best of all, this was my second attempt at Kili and this time I made the summit!

What People Are Saying

My recent trek to Mount Kilimanjaro was nothing short of life-changing! It was a monumental challenge but with the help of our caring and impeccably trained guides, and the support of new friends, we made it to the summit. I’ll never forget some of the moments along the way and am so grateful for my memories and friends made on the trip.

What People Are Saying

This trip was truly transformative! From the moment we started our trek every detail was perfectly handled — from the cozy, well-equipped camps to the incredible views and exceptional support from our guides and porters.

Dates & Pricing

Start Date	End Date	Availability	Pricing	Booking Link
Sep 15	Sep 24	Space Available	$6,985*	Select Room Standard Room, Single $7,785 total, $800 deposit Book Now Standard Room, Double $6,985 total, $800 deposit Call for Availability

*Additional Pricing Information: 2025 Optional Single Accommodation: $800

Arrival: Arrive at Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) on Day 1. One group transfer is provided for the Delta/KLM arrival. Private transfers for other arrivals are available for an additional fee.

Departure: Depart Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) on Day 10 in the evening. One group transfer is included for the Delta/KLM flight this evening. Private transfers for other departures are available for an additional fee.

What's Included

All Kilimanjaro Park fees
Accommodations as per itinerary based on double occupancy
Four-season mountaineering tents with ground sheets and foam-core ground pads
All meals as listed in the itinerary
Bottled drinking water before and after your trek, provided in large jugs to refill personal bottles
Purified drinking water during your trek
Services of licensed Kilimanjaro guides
Services of Kilimanjaro staff including porters, chef, and waitstaff
Safety equipment: oxygen, first aid kit, stretcher, Gamow Bag, heart defibrillator, radio communication, safety protocols, etc.
Activities as indicated in the itinerary
Airport transfers for Delta/KLM flights on scheduled arrival/departure days
All ground transportation
Baggage handling

What's Not Included

International airfare to and from Tanzania
Optional activities
Meals not specified in the itinerary
Alcoholic beverages (unless otherwise specified)
Fees for passport, visas, immunizations, or travel insurance
Cost of hospitalization or evacuation
Sleeping bag, sleeping pad, hiking gear, and other items of a personal nature
Gratuities for guides, porters, and camp staff

Trip Extensions

Tarangire National Park

Journey towards Tarangire National Park, where expansive vistas and winding roads reveal the park’s rugged beauty. Tarangire, often overlooked, impresses with its massive elephant herds, distinctive riverine landscapes, and swampy floodplains teeming with wildlife. Spend a day exploring the park by vehicle, where the Tarangire River acts as a vital water source, attracting large concentrations of elephants, zebras, and other species. Safari drives offer opportunities to spot lions, leopards, giraffes, gerenuk, reedbucks, and even the rare fringe-eared oryx, all amidst the park’s iconic ancient baobab trees. After your adventure, head to Arusha for a day of leisure before catching your departing flight.

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FAQs

Absolutely! We happily welcome all women regardless of race, creed, or sexual preference, as long as you are physically capable of doing the activities on your chosen trip. Our guests range from 18-85+! It is important to us to talk to each guest to make sure each woman chooses the right trip for her physical ability and interest.

You can process your registration on our online booking system or over the phone. Most deposits are $800. In many cases, and unless otherwise indicated, your deposit is transferable if you notify us in writing 120 before your trip departs.

Be sure to check the ‘What’s Included’ section of the trip you are interested in. Once you get to the departure city and meet the group, we often include most meals, all accommodations, all activities (although there might be an optional activity at an additional cost), transportation while on the adventure, qualified local guide(s) and some trips also include an AdventureWomen Ambassador. Our trips do not include airfare to/from the arrival and departure cities. However, internal flights are included in some itineraries so please read the itinerary carefully.

Absolutely! In fact, we encourage it! Many of the women who travel with AdventureWomen come solo. For those that do not choose a single supplement, we pair you with a roommate. Usually, when we change accommodations on a trip, we will change roommates if we can, so you get a chance to know others in our group. A limited number of single supplements may be available for an additional charge.

That depends entirely on the trip! AdventureWomen adventure travel trips are rated according to the physical fitness level demanded by the included activities.

Moderate: These adventures exercise your mind more than your body and are designed for women who prefer a leisurely, less rigorous experience. For example, you could walk up to 2 miles per day through cities and villages, stand in museums for a few hours, relax on a boat, or view wildlife from a vehicle.
Active: Adventures that get you on your feet! You should be in good physical condition where you are comfortable walking on uneven surfaces, such as cobblestone streets, biking manicured nature trails or kayaking calm waters.
High Energy: These adventures are designed for women who enjoy a physical challenge and crave being on the go! You should be prepared for itineraries that include (but are not limited to): a full day of biking on a rolling terrain, hiking 5-8 miles on moderate to steep trails, being active at high altitudes, whitewater rafting, or skiing.
Challenging: Adventures that get your heart rate pumping, these are demanding yet deeply rewarding and designed for seasoned outdoor enthusiasts. You should be in excellent physical condition, and be able to hike up to 10 miles, in steeper, more rugged terrain.

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