Guided Forest Walks in Udzungwa National Park
Guided forest walks are the only way to see Udzungwa Mountains National Park, since a licensed park guide is compulsory on every trail and no self…
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Guided forest walks are the only way to see Udzungwa Mountains National Park, since a licensed park guide is compulsory on every trail and no self…
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The Mwanihana Trail is a 38 kilometre trekking route through Udzungwa Mountains National Park, walked over two or three days from Sonjo village to the ridge…
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Udzungwa Mountains National Park holds six main ecosystems stacked by altitude: miombo woodland, lowland tropical rainforest, submontane forest, montane forest, bamboo, and highland grassland and steppe,…
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Half day treks in Udzungwa Mountains National Park run from thirty minutes to around three hours, covering the Prince Bernhard, Sonjo and lower Sanje falls trails,…
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Nature photography in Udzungwa Mountains National Park means working on foot in low forest light, with waterfalls, valley viewpoints, butterflies, orchids and fungi as subjects alongside…
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Hidden waterfall hikes in Udzungwa Mountains National Park reach the falls almost nobody visits: Njokamoni at the top of a quiet four to five hour trail,…
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Njokamoni Waterfall sits at the top of a quiet forest trail in Udzungwa Mountains National Park, reached on a guided hike of four to five hours…
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The Sanje Waterfalls hike is a guided walk of four to six hours return from the trailhead near Sanje village, climbing about 450 metres to a…
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The plateau viewpoints in Udzungwa Mountains National Park are reached on guided hikes ranging from a four hour waterfall climb to multi day treks onto the…
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Hikes in Udzungwa Mountains National Park range from easy thirty minute walks to multi day treks of 38 kilometres and more, with the popular Sanje Waterfall…
Read guide ›Udzungwa Mountains National Park is managed by the Tanzania National Parks Authority (TANAPA). Entry fees, trail access and camping regulations are subject to change with the seasons, please confirm current rates and permit requirements with the park office before your visit.