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Kilimanjaro: A Trekker's Guide (Cicerone Mountain Walking S.)

Kilimanjaro: A Trekker's Guide (Cicerone Mountain Walking S.)
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Kilimanjaro: A Trekker's Guide (Cicerone Mountain Walking S.)

 
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Famous for its wildlife safaris and coastal resorts, East Africa is also an extraordinary destination for lovers of mountains, trekking and hiking. The mountains here stand as solitary peaks above surrounding plains; the most attractive is Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, rising to 5895m: it is the highest mountain in Africa, the world's highest free standing mountain and the world's highest volcano! This guide offers routes up to Kilimanjaro as well as Mount Kenya (5199m), the second highest peak in Africa, with supporting advice on how to prepare for such an expedition, how to make the most of your time there and how to ensure your trip has as little impact on the local environment as possible.

 
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Product Details
Author:Alex Stewart
Paperback:255 pages
Publisher:Cicerone Press Limited
Publication Date:January 01, 2010
Language:English
ISBN:1852844132
Package Length:6.8 inches
Package Width:4.6 inches
Package Height:0.6 inches
Package Weight:0.75 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 7 reviews

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Average Customer Review:5.0 ( 7 customer reviews )
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6 of 7 found the following review helpful:


5what's it like to climb Kili?  Jan 24, 2008 By W. G. Moss
I was very apprehensive about climbing Kilimanjaro, even though i always wanted to, until i read Mr. Stewart's book.

The book put me at ease, with its comprehensive description of the routes, the dangers, and the joys.

Though nothing compares to the real experience, 'Kilimanjaro, A Complete Trekker's Guide' will give the reader a thorough discussion of all aspects of the climb, from detailed route descriptions to the ultimate 'thrill of victory', and, yes, sometimes the 'agony of defeat'.

The book is a must read for all first time climbers.

w g moss
Minneapolis, MN.
USA

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5Kilimanjaro: A Cicerone Guide  Jul 19, 2010 By Faisal Widad Alnakib
I love Cicerone guides and this one is so well written and formulated. Well worth the buy if planning a trip to Kilimanjaro. Very accurate with regards to Rongai Route which is the route I took. Nice read when stopping for a quick lunch or waiting for other trekkers to get out of their tents :)

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5A trekkers guide  Jul 29, 2011 By craig
I bought this book to read ahead about an upcoming Kilimanjaro trip. Honestly, it was so informative that I brought it with me on the climb. It was great reading it after supper about the upcoming days trek. Has great pictures to identify plants and such.
After the climb, i borrowed it out to a few different people i met back at the hotel, so they studied it up for days getting ready for their upcoming climbs.
Definitely recommend to anyone going!


5Very helpful!  May 15, 2012 By Anon
This book is great! It gives a basic overview of almost everything you would need to know (including what side of the plane to sit on when flying into Kilimanjaro!).


5Thorough and well made  Jan 22, 2012 By Brian A. Lee
I haven't climbed Kilimanjaro but am prepping for a trip and am in the "read everything there is" mode of training.

This book has a lot of info on the area, history, culture and goes into all the major ascents: marangu, macheme, lemosho, shira, rongai and umbwe; summits: normal, barafu, western breach; and even the descents. It breaks down the trek day by day with camp site descriptions.

I also like how the guide doesn't try to sell you anything and all the data is pretty objective.

It has lots of pictures and I feel like I know the trek pretty well. So far it has helped me vet out all the trekking companies by comparing their itineraries.

The guide has detailed maps of all the routes and surrounding area.

I also like how the cover is laminated and has stood up to being knocked around in the bottom of my backpack for a couple hikes.

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