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Highest Peak of Mountain Moroto

Climb the highest peak of Mountain Moroto

By on 19th July 2018

Other than many people know, the highest peak of Mountain Moroto is not the famously climbed ‘Imagit’ it’s actually the peak called Sokodek.

The Imagit peak is reachable in one day of hiking and the descend will take you only half a day. The real peak of Mountain Moroto is only reachable in one day by experienced or fit hikers and the descend to the starting point will take at least a full day.

Contact us for more info about hiking to the highest peak of Mountain Moroto with our experienced guides that are trained in first aid and are provided with first class camping equipment.

Find more info on the Mountain Moroto page or explore the other mountain ranges of northeaster Uganda on our Mountains page.

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