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Hiking Kilimanjaro via Lemosho Route (2024)
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- Опубліковано 13 сер 2024
- Immerse yourself into how it would feel hiking Kilimanjaro via the Lemosho trail in this cinematic and ambient 4K hiking experience.
The hike is followed by a trek summary and review that answers everything you need to know before considering hiking Kilimanjaro via the Lomosho route yourself including a 3D trail-map, tour operator review and which route to choose to the top.
This content was shot in ultra high 4K definition with a Panasonic GH5.
Chapters:
0:00 Intro (Getting to Trailhead)
2:21 Day I (Lemosho Gate - Big Tree Camp)
4:02 Day II (Big Tree Camp - Shira I)
9:25 Day III (Shira I - Shira II)
14:14 Day IV (Shira II - Barranco)
19:07 Day V (Barranco - Barafu)
24:52 Day VI (Barafu - Uhuru Peak)
30:19 Review I (Route Selection)
33:18 Review II (Trail Walkthrough)
43:41 Review III (Tour Operator)
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About my channel:
I’m a Swedish hiker and filmmaker that travel all over the world to hike, explore new trails and capture it in these cinematic nature asmr hiking films! I want to keep these hiking videos relaxing and peaceful, which is why I leave most of my commentary towards the end of the video.
#hiking #kilimanjaro #tanzania #lemosho #trekking #peaceful #relaxing #natureasmr
Comment below if you have any questions or feedback about the hike or the video itself and I will gladly help you out!
I have watched numerous Kilimanjaro videos and yours thus far has been by far the best I’ve viewed. The quality and time you took to capture the beauty of the hike and the adventure was amazing. Thank you! I really feel like I was there with you!
Wow what a compliment, thanks a lot for taking the time to write this. Glad to hear my hiking videos are heading in the right direction!
Awesome team! More climbs to come....
Thanks! 🙏
Very nice.
Planning to go next year.
Thanks for sharing this.
👍 and subscribed…
Thank you! Appreciate it, and best of luck on your hike 💪
Espectacular!
Thank you!
Good video bro❤
Thanks bro!
Great video
Thank you!
What a beautiful adventure my friend. Spectacular work 👏👏
Thank you very much! Glad you liked it!
nice editing and the view is spectacular thank you for sharing this kind of content so inspiring.
Thanks a lot, happy to share and glad you found it inspiring 🙏
We climbed this amazing mountain on 8 Day Lemosho Route in February 2024! What an amazing experience.
Nicely done 💪
Fantastic video! I'm thrilled to be part of such an inspiring team. The content was not only engaging but also very informative, making it perfect for anyone considering climbing. I’ll definitely share this with all my friends and family interested in hiking kilimanjaro!
Thank you very much RJ! What a nice comment, glad you found it engaging and informative and the shares are of course hugely appreciated 🧡
Wow what an amazing video. Tumbs up fr fr☺💯❤🔥
/Fredrik
Thank you 🙌
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow. Amazing adventure and beautiful work!!! Bravo!!! Liked!
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it :)
The best vlog of Kilimanjaro Trek.. 👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾
Thank you, what a compliment!
Thank you!😊
No, thank YOU!
Awesome video, this is hands down the most informative. So many questions answered! A friend and I are doing Lemosho route with a Christmas morning summit, this year! Your video just made us want December to get here. Thank you for this video! Cheers!
Glad it was helpful and thank you very much! Good luck on your hike and don't hesitate to ask any questions ahead of your trip!
simple, natural and great vlogging concept. Dreamed to be there too
Thank you very much, glad you liked it 🙏
Amazing video. The best one on Kili climb I have watched so far. Informative. Great photography. Clear description. Unbiased. It will serve me well on our Kilimanjaro climb in 2 weeks. Quick question: how many power banks you carried with you and which ones were those? I am worried about running out of juice while on the trek.
Thank You Jonathan.
Thank you! What a compliment, much appreciated.
Regarding power banks I use these (Amazon UL Powerbank Affiliate Links)
5 x 10.000 mAh amzn.to/3KqZ1po
1 x 20.000 mAh amzn.to/3WZlfWU
(They specialize in being very light weight and have a good price/weight ratio)
On top of above I carried all of which were fully charged during the start of hike.
5 x GH5 Camera Battery (For main video camera)
2 x GoPro Camera Battery (For secondary video camera)
The above battery-loadout was sufficient for me with some juice left in one of the smaller power banks and a few camera batteries (Every day I used up about 1-2 camera batteries which I recharged + my phone)
Great video. I am part of a group that leaves 5 weeks from today for our 8-day Lemosho route led by CK. Quick question. Can you share what tipping was like? Please.
Hi and thank you!
I don’t remember the exact figures I’m afraid but what I do know is the following;
It’s different per group and it is calculated based on how many you are in the same group with the recommended tip being higher per person if you are fewer people in the group. This is because the amount of crew needed for a larger group is not linear (2x the size of a group does not mean 2x staff, as an example you don’t need 1 extra chef per hiker) - due to this the amount will differ for you.
You will be given a tip-range from low to high following their formula ahead of the hike during the check-in, and there is an ATM by the hotel to withdraw cash if needed. Even after the hike you can make a stop to withdraw cash if needed.
The tip is given by the group together in an envelope at the end of the hike and you will all agree in the group what to give and then give the same amount which will then be distributed by the company to the full crew involved following a predefined ”formula”
I THINK I gave something like ~200USD but I don’t remember exactly unfortunately.
We summited 3 weeks ago via the same route, thrilled to share your excitement, experience and achievement!
Tips are the only other way these fabulous guides and their porter/chef team are going to earn their livelihoods in many cases, so a little more goes a long way. We put in $300/hiker and donated many of our equipment to the porters and guides..
We requested our guides to hand out the money but it was set on paper on an excel sheet our company (Good Earth Tours, who are incredible, btw) provided so there is clarity and no conflict after.
Thanl you for providing the detail vlog. Very useful. Can I ask you did you have Internet access?
We had 3G connectivity in certain spots but mostly not. In 2 stays there was wifi where you could purchase x GB surf!
Hi loved your video! I’m going in December - do you recommend renting a duffle bag or buying one? I’m unsure as to which one to get I saw you had a north face one- what was the litre? An do u reccommend a lock to?
Hi and thank you!
Duffle Bag: It depends I’d say… I kind of like having a high quality duffle bag to use for similar trips ahead, long term saving money and quite nice in general for any kind of non-airplane travels too or sport events as you can wear it on the back even though it’s a big volume (95L). But if you plan to only use it once then you might as well rent one!
Some additional information is that the porters will pack your bag(s) in a waterproof bag that is carried, so having a waterproof duffel bag (as in our case) was hence a bit overkill and not needed.
Bag Lock: I’d say not a requirement, I only used it because I already had the possibility to prevent the fly from opening by mistake. With that said, the fly on my duffel was already ”protected” so probably a bit overkill.
Regarding safety and ensuring nothing is stolen, I think that if you go with a serious and enstablished tour guide company, they have a huge incentive to ensure nothing like that happens as these companies rely on positive experiences by their client. But if it helps you worry less throughout the hike when departed from your bag and if you store valuables, then using a lock might be a good Idea and I think a code-lock is safer for a hike than risking losing a key :)
For the night head lights, are they provided or you source yourself?
We bought and brought our own but the company we went with offerred to rent on site.
what software do you use to generate the 3D map/route?
Hi! I used Alltrails to examine the route.
fantastic! do you take Diamox ?
Thank you very much! Yes, both me and my brother took Diamox in small doses. We think it helped us with less headaches and making it easier falling asleep at higher altitudes but consult with a doctor before use! Are you planning to hike Kilimanjaro yourself?
Bra video! Vad för kamerautrustning använder du dig utav? Har intresse börja dokumentera mina vandringar med
Thanks! I used Panasonic GH5 with 2 different lenses and a RODE VideoMic Pro + 📹