6 Days Rwenzori Mountaineering

Itinerary

Day 1: Nyakalengija (1615m) to Nyabitaba Camp (2651m)

You would like to reach within the morning to permit sufficient time to lease gear and meet your guides and doormen. The path starts by passing through farmland to the stop boundary past which it takes after a thick woodland along the Mubuku Waterway, crossing its Mahoma River tributary before the beginning a long, soak climb up onto a gigantic edge to reach Nyabitaba cabin. Amid this portion of the trip, you’ll listen to chimpanzees and see dark and white colobus, blue monkeys and the brilliantly colored Rwenzori turaco. The climb takes about of 6 -7 hours.

Accommodation at Nyabitaba Camp

Day 2: Nyabitaba to John Matte Camp (3505m)

From Nyabitaba takes after the path that drops down through the woodland to the Kurt Shafer Bridge, fair underneath the conversion of the Mubuku and Bujuku waterways. Passing through the bamboo woodlands, navigate through a long and debilitating extend of dangerous moss-covered shake. From the Nyamuleju shake shield, Mount Stanley and Mount Speke can be seen before passing into the zone of the monster heather, lobelia, and groundsel. At last reach John Matte Cottage after passing through the tiring lowlands, for supper and overnight at the hut. The climb takes about of 7 -8 hours

Accommodation at John Matte Camp

Day 3: John Mate Camp to Bujuku Camp (3962m)

From John Matte Cottage the path drops down to cross the Bujuku River and enters Lower Bigo Marsh, the domestic of mammoth lobelias.

Hopping from tussock to tussock, the lowland is at last crossed but seldom without the feet examining a few of the solidifying overflow underneath. The upper Bigo lowland gives way to Bujuku Lake, with sees of Mt Pastry specialist to the South and Mt Stanley to the West. Bujuku Cottage, well found within the shadow of Mount Dough puncher and Mount Speke, is set in a limit valley underneath Stuhlmann Pass.

This camp is nice for acclimatization for clients endeavoring the summits of crests Mount Stanley and Mount Speke. Supper and overnight at Bujuku hut. The climb takes about of 4 -5 hours.

Accommodation at Bujuku Camp

Day 4: Bujuku to Kitandara Camp (4430m)

Leaving Bujuku, the path takes you through more lowland, whereas climbing the soak inclines west of the lake and through the enchanted and woodland of Groundsel Chasm.

Turn to your cleared out, whereas the path on your right leads to Elena Camp, the most elevated camp, for those who are pointing at climbing Margherita Crest. The path will lead you through the Scott-Elliot pass, where there are marvelous sees of Bujuku Lake and Mount Speke. After, the path passes you through an elevated zone of scanty vegetation and unpleasant boulders, slip past the Kitandara Lakes for supper, and overnight at the Kitandara camp. The climb takes about of 5-6 hours.

Accommodation at Kitandara Camp

Day 5: Kitandara to Fellow Yeoman (3261m)

From Kitandara, take on the path that rises steeply up the headwall, spreading out from the base of Mount Pastry specialist and proceeding along the south side of the mountain to New field Pass 4282m asl. At this point, you’ll be able to see into the Congo to the west and Mount Stanley to the north.

From the pass, take on the long tall elevated overgrown. From there on beginning the slip through soak rough trails and the shake protect at Bujongolo, the base camp for the noteworthy endeavor by the Duke of Abruzzi in 1906 and after that an overnight at Fellow yeoman camp. The climb takes about of 5-6 hours.

Accommodation at Fellow Yeoman Camp

Day 6: Fellow Yeoman to Nyabitaba to Nyakalengija (1615m asl.)

Below Guy Yeoman, the course plummets the cliffs of Kichuchu. Past Kichuchu the sloppy way crosses the Mubuku Waterway twice through bamboo woodland sometimes recently climbing downwards to Nyabitaba to total the circuit. Continue climbing downwards and total your journey by the evening. The plunge from guy yeoman to Nyakalengija takes 7 – 8 hour

Accommodation options,

Luxury-Equator Snow Lodge

Budget-Ruboni Community camp