Day 1: Momella Gate – Miriakamba Hut
Pick up, depart at 8.30 am for Arusha National Park. Start from Momella Gate (1500 m) in the morning with packed lunch, the track soon passes some open grassland, and have some game viewing, you can see Buffalo, Warthog, Zebra, etc. and then continue as a steady climb through montane forest. You can have your lunch at the famous fig tree. After lunch the trek continues through the dense forest where there are lots of birds and monkeys including the white and black colobus, stop by the Njeku, Kitoto view points and Mayo falls en route. By mid-afternoon there are the first closer views of the towering cliffs and Ash cone. Miriakamba hut (2,514 m) situated in idyllic grassy glade, is reached in time to enjoy the last of the afternoon sun and beautiful views over the surrounding plains towards Kilimanjaro. It takes 5-6 hours walking ascent is 1,014 m.
10km
1,500 m – 2,514 m
5–6 hrs
Montane forest
Day 2: Miriakamba Hut – Saddle Hut
Depart at 8.00am after breakfast for Saddle Hut, the walk from Miriakamba hut to the saddle below the little Meru is a short day but steep sustained climbing all the way. Starting through the attractive, open and lush montane forest, the path continues beyond the halfway point of Elephant ridge and carries on uphill through the giant heather and moorland vegetation to reach Saddle hut (3,570m) in time for hot lunch. The afternoon is free to rest and enjoy the views, the ridge is now very obvious and it can be seen curving away up to the summit, although it is still a long way.
For the energetic ones they can make a short climb to the nearby little Meru (3,820m) for superb views, down into the crater, with the ash cone rising in the center, the path is little exposed as it transverses the rocky ridge, with fine views across into the Kenya, Maasai hills, Ngorongoro highlands, Ol Doinyo Lengai and Mount Kilimanjaro it takes 1.5 hours up and back to Saddle hut, the ascent is 1,056 m.
8km
2,514 m – 3,570 m
4–5 hrs
Moorland | Alpine desert
Day 3: Saddle Hut – Socialist Peak – Momella Gate
An early start at around 01:00 hours to climb steeply to Rhino point (3,800 m) the path continue along an undulating ridge of ash and rock to reach Cobra point (4,350 m). The summit of socialist peak (4,566 m) is an hour more on a superb but steep path, the views at the summit are stunning at sunrise, the Kilimanjaro floating on the morning clouds, the rift valley if the weather is clear, Ol Doinyo Lengai, the Maasai land and Arusha town. It takes 5-6 hours.
The route back to Saddle hut in the sharp morning light along a narrow ridge between the sloping outer wall of the crater and the sheer cliffs of the inner wall is one of the most dramatic and exhilarating walks in Africa. It takes 3 hours to Saddle hut. Take a little rest and have your lunch before descending further to Miriakamba, where you can have a short rest before descending to Momella Gate. Fast descent through open grassland and mixed forest with good chances of seeing wildlife (Northern route). The trail has excellent views of Ngurudoto crater and over the plains of the National Park, visit an impressive waterfall hidden in a ravine not far from the road (Tululusia Falls). Momella gate is reached by the late afternoon it takes about 7-8 hours.
Your car will be waiting for you at the gate to transfer you to Arusha/Moshi.
5 km Ascent | 23 km Descent
2,570 m – 4,566 m – 1,500 m
5-6 hrs Ascent | 7-8 hrs Descent
Moorland | Alpine desert | Montane forest
Day 1: Momella Gate – Miriakamba Hut
Pick up, depart at 8.30 am for Arusha National Park. Start from Momella Gate (1500 m) in the morning with packed lunch, the track soon passes some open grassland, and have some game viewing, you can see Buffalo, Warthog, Zebra, etc. and then continue as a steady climb through montane forest. You can have your lunch at the famous fig tree. After lunch the trek continues through the dense forest where there are lots of birds and monkeys including the white and black colobus, stop by the Njeku, Kitoto view points and Mayo falls en route. By mid-afternoon there are the first closer views of the towering cliffs and Ash cone. Miriakamba hut (2,514 m) situated in idyllic grassy glade, is reached in time to enjoy the last of the afternoon sun and beautiful views over the surrounding plains towards Kilimanjaro. It takes 5-6 hours walking ascent is 1,014 m.
10 km
1,500 m – 2,514 m
5–6 hrs
Montane forest
Day 2: Miriakamba Hut – Saddle Hut
Depart at 8.00am after breakfast for Saddle Hut, the walk from Miriakamba hut to the saddle below the little Meru is a short day but steep sustained climbing all the way. Starting through the attractive, open and lush montane forest, the path continues beyond the halfway point of Elephant ridge and carries on uphill through the giant heather and moorland vegetation to reach Saddle hut (3,570m) in time for hot lunch. The afternoon is free to rest and enjoy the views, the ridge is now very obvious and it can be seen curving away up to the summit, although it is still a long way.
For the energetic ones they can make a short climb to the nearby little Meru (3,820m) for superb views, down into the crater, with the ash cone rising in the center, the path is little exposed as it transverses the rocky ridge, with fine views across into the Kenya, Maasai hills, Ngorongoro highlands, Ol Doinyo Lengai and Mount Kilimanjaro it takes 1.5 hours up and back to Saddle hut, the ascent is 1,056 m.
8 km
2,514 m – 3,570 m
4–5 hrs
Moorland | Alpine desert
Day 3: Saddle Hut – Socialist Peak –Miriakamba Hut
An early start at around 01:00 hours to climb steeply to Rhino point (3,800 m) the path continue along an undulating ridge of ash and rock to reach Cobra point (4,350 m).The summit of socialist peak (4,566 m) is an hour more on a superb but steep path, the views at the summit are stunning at sunrise, the Kilimanjaro floating on the morning clouds, the rift valley if the weather is clear, Ol Doinyo Lengai, the Maasai land and Arusha town. It takes 5-6 hours.
The route back to Saddle hut in the sharp morning light along a narrow ridge between the sloping outer wall of the crater and the sheer cliffs of the inner wall is one of the most dramatic and exhilarating walks in Africa. It takes 3 hours to Saddle hut.
Take a little rest and have your lunch before descending further to Miriakamba hut for overnight. It takes 2 hours.
5 km Ascent | 13 km Descent
3,570 m – 4,566 m – 2,514 m
5-6 hrs Ascent | 4-6 hrs Descent
Moorland | Alpine desert
Day 4: Miriakamba Hut – Momella Gate
After breakfast depart Miriakamba at 8.00am, fast descent through open grassland and mixed forest with good chances of seeing wildlife (Northern route).The trail has excellent views of Ngurudoto crater and over the plains of the National Park, visit an impressive waterfall hidden in a ravine not far from the road (Tululusia Falls).
Momella gate is reached by the late morning it takes about 2-3 hours. Descent 1,014 m.
Your car will be waiting for you at the gate to transfer you to Arusha/Moshi.
10 km
2,514 m – 1,500 m
2–4 hrs
Montane forest
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