Mount Lemagrut

Mount Lemagrut, standing at 3,122 meters, is one of nine craters in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area located the western section of the Ngorongoro Crater overlooking the Olblabal depression.

A walk through these locations will undoubtedly provide you with an unforgettable experience and amazing views of the Serengeti National Park grasslands. It’s a walking safari for those who want to go on a real adventure. The journey to the lower slopes takes less than an hour, and the hike to the peak takes around four hours. On a clear day, the Serengeti grasslands, Lake Eyasi, and the Ngorongoro Crater are all visible.

Mount Lemagrut Hiking

Because the ground is covered in short, prickly shrubs, it is essential to wear trekking boots for a trip.

Light shoes are readily penetrated by the thorns. Due to the possibility of encountering buffaloes and lions while walking, the expedition must be led by an armed ranger from the Ngorongoro Conservation Area Authority. Up and down, the walk takes roughly 4 hours. This walk may be included in your Ngorongoro Crater safari.

A walk through these locations will undoubtedly provide you with an unforgettable experience.

A worthy hike for trekking enthusiasts

Hiking through the Lemagrud mountain, you get more than you bargained for, a trek and a great view of wildlife but due to the possibility of encountering buffaloes and lions while walking, the expedition must be led by an armed ranger from the Ngorongoro Conservation Area Authority. Up and down, the walk takes roughly 4 hours. This walk may be included in your Ngorongoro Crater safari.