KILIMANJARO TREKS
Kilimanjaro's two main peaks, the craggy Mawenzi at 5,149m and the flat-topped glaciated Kibo at 5,896m, are separated by a high altitude, semi-desert area 5kms wide known as the saddle. Screes, glaciers, alpine moorlands and forests lead down to the cultivated foothills. The Marangu route is the most popular approach to the mountain and will take you at a gentle pace through all of these dramatically different zones.
TREKKERS TIPS_
Recommended Mountain Clothing_
Warm, wind proof jacket with hood, Waterproof jacket and over-trousers, Walking trousers, shirts, pullover. Warm underwear, Walking socks, Good comfortable walking boots, Trainers (for evenings), Gaiters, Warm Gloves, Sun hat, Warm hat or balaclava, Scarf
Recommended Mountain Equipment_ 
Good warm sleeping bag*, Water bottle (1 -to 2 litres), Water purification tablets and filter, Wash kit, towel, toilet paper, First aid kit (including blister plasters, lip slave, headache pills, sun cream, personal medication, Torch with extra batteries
Sunglasses, Walking poles) glasses, Rucksack or duffel bag, Routes other than Marangu, you will need a tent with insulated sleeping mat and possibly a long shaft ice axe 
It is recommended that trekkers bring their own personal sleeping bag, as bags available may not be warm enough. A four seasons sleeping bag is recommended 
It is a good idea to line all rucksacks and duffel bags with a large polythene bag and the contents into small individual polythene bags. It is also advisable to have a small day sack to carry your raincoat, camera, packed lunch and items of a personal nature.
GREAT IDEA_
A poncho is a good idea as it covers you and your day sack keeping everything dry if it rains.
Kilimanjaro Treks:
