Discover Mount Meru
Uncover the lesser-known yet equally breathtaking adventure of climbing Mount Meru with Utukufu Travels and Adventures.

Climb Mount Meru – Tanzania’s Scenic Second-Highest Peak
Rising to 4,566 meters, Mount Meru is a breathtaking dormant volcano and the second-highest mountain in Tanzania. Located within Arusha National Park, it offers a challenging yet highly rewarding trek—perfect for climbers seeking an off-the-beaten-path adventure or preparing for Mount Kilimanjaro.
Often regarded as the ideal acclimatization climb before Kilimanjaro, Mount Meru boasts its own spectacular rewards: from diverse wildlife sightings along the lower slopes to panoramic views of the Great Rift Valley and snow-capped Kilimanjaro visible from the summit.
Our expert-guided Mount Meru treks lead you through lush rainforests, misty alpine meadows, and dramatic volcanic ridges. Each step brings you closer to the crater rim, where the sunrise over the East African plains will leave you in awe.
Why Choose Our Mount Meru Trek?
Professional, licensed mountain guides
Safe, well-paced itineraries for all fitness levels
Excellent opportunity for altitude acclimatization
Wildlife encounters including giraffes, colobus monkeys, and buffalo
Uncrowded trails with spectacular scenic diversity
Experience Mount Meru – a hidden gem in Tanzania’s trekking scene, perfect for adventure seekers, nature lovers, and Kilimanjaro hopefuls alike.
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Why Trek Mount Meru?
Scenic Landscapes & Diverse Wildlife
Mount Meru’s beauty lies not only in its scenic landscapes but also in its diverse wildlife and fascinating geological features. As you trek, you’ll pass through habitats home to buffaloes, giraffes, and even elephants, offering a safari-like experience on foot. Meru’s steep slopes and craggy ridgelines culminate in a breathtaking crater, crowned by an ash cone and towering cliffs.