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About this Package Standing at the edge of the world, where the mist-shrouded "Mountains of the Moon" meet the vibrant culture of the Bakonzo people, lies an experience that transcends mere trekking. From Day Trips to Margherita The beauty of Ruboni is that you don’t need to be an elite athlete to experience the Rwenzori magic. The Central Circuit (7- Days) is suited for seasoned hikers,, and the ultimate challenge especially if you include the trek to Margherita Peak on Mount Stanley.on this 7-day trek, You’ll pass through five distinct vegetation zones, from tropical rainforest and bamboo thickets to the surreal "bog" landscape of giant lobelias and groundsels reaching the permanent glaciers of Margherita which requires technical gear (crampons and ropes), all coordinated by community guides who know every rock and crevasse. This trek proceeds supports Community Livelihoods When you hike with Ruboni Community Camp, your tourism dollars stay directly in the community. This community-based model supports the Bakonzo people in several ways including; community cleaning drives, education sponsorship, women and youth empowerment initiatives, community health initiatives, tree planting for forest restoration, market for local produce and direct jobs
Nyakalengijo to Nyabithaba camp
Day 1
Early morning briefing and take a trek to Nyabitaba Hut (2,651m). You’ll pass through the montane forest crossing rivers and mainly under canopy where you may spot some primates, birds and chameleons based on the luck of the day. The day is filled with the roar of the Mubuku River below. this 5-8 hours journey in the jungle is a perfect "taster"…
Nyabithaba to John Mathe camp
Day 2
Early breakfast and start your day to John mathe. this is some times considered the longest day trek on this Rwenzori trail. it will take you through the Bamboo and heather zones.
John Mathe to Bujuku Camp
Day 3
A journey to Bujuku Camp (...M) You enter the Afro-alpine zone where the vegetation becomes otherworldly, and the high peaks of Stanley, Speke, and Baker loom overhead. The trek will take you through two major bogs; lower and upper Bigo where you have a chance to take an extended views of the landscape to enjoy the backdrop of the high peaks.…
Bujuku camp to Elena Hut or Ktandara Camp
Day 4
For the Central Circuit (non-summit) guests, today you will proceed to Kitandara. It sill will be a deep dive into the heart of the range, crossing the Scott-Elliot Pass (4,372m) and descending through the scenic Kitandara Lakes.
Those seeking the Highest point of Rwenzori mountains; Margherita Peak will carry on the challenge to Elena Hut, the…
Elena Hut to Margherita peak and Kithandara Camp.
Day 5
The seekers of the Highest peak will conger it today. Wakup early morning between 3:00 and 5:00 am. with your experiences guide, you should be able to reach the peak before sunrise and return before the ice melts. it is a steady, challenging but ultimate challenging experience. this is the gist of Rwenzori mountain that sets apart from all other…
Kithndara to Guyeomann Camp
Day 6
After an early breakfast, you will trek from Kithandara to Guyeomann camp.
Guyeoman to Nyabithaba camp
Day 7
This day closes the central circuit loop ending at Nyabithaba, the first camp of the trail. some people choose to take an extra 3 hes descend to reach the base camp on the same day. However, this is a moment to relax closer to the community. you ay sometimes meet other groups entering the mountains today and get the first news from the village in…
Nyabithaba to the base camp.
Day 8
today you will trek the last 3 hours to the base camp. on arrival, celebrate the mountains with the porters, guides and the rest of the community before proceeding to the next destination. Dinner and overnight at Ruboni community camp or any other available lodge in Ruboni village.
Kasese
Ruboni Village, Kasese, Western Uganda, Uganda, 256
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