Climbing Kilimanjaro for charity is a once in a life-time experience. You will look back years from now and proudly share tales of excitement, achievement and empowerment, as well as moments of exhaustion, anguish and doubt. A climb on Kilimanjaro will challenge you physically, mentally and spiritually? This is challenge just waiting for someone like you. Why not sign up today for the charity challenge of a life time? |
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Climb Kilimanjaro Mount Kilimanjaro is one of the highest freestanding mountains in the world, towering 5,895m above the surrounding plains. This trek takes you up Kilimanjaro via the Lemosho Route which is considered to be one of the most achievable routes to the summit and retains a sense of untouched wilderness. You will trek through cultivated farmlands, lush rainforests, alpine meadows, and above the clouds to the barren lunar landscape of the upper mountain, before your final push to its snow-capped summit of Kilimanjaro. The next few pages are packed with information on taking part in the Kilimanjaro Trek and what to expect from doing an overseas challenge for The Nasio Trust.
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LATEST NEWS: Nasio Trust climb Kilimanjaro with the BBC The Nasio Trust have recently climbed Kilimanjaro with the BBC. They were followed by radio presenter Jo Thoenes. The entire group anaged to climb to the summit of Kilimanjaro. Jo said: "Climbing Kilimanjaro was one of the toughest and most rewarding things I have done in my life. I will never ever forget it." Watch the BBC news report of Jo's experiance below.
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Climb For Charity To climb Kilimanjaro for charity is one of the most rewarding ways achieve your dream. There is no better motivation to keep going and reach the top summit than when you know a good cause is behind you.
Why Climb For The Nasio Trust? The Nasio Trust is a registered charity that supports the HIV Orphans & Vunerable Children of Kenya. As a realatively small charity 90% of your donation will go directly to the work supporting these children. We have been organising Kilimanjaro climbs for a number of years and have a 81% success rate at getting our supporters to the top.
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