in the green northern Tanzania
base Lushoto / Usambara Mountains
Note Guided tours are from - offered " Friends of Usambara Society Cultural Tourism Programme . A portion of the proceeds flowing into development projects in the villages along the trail. The price also included is a delicious snack at the Irente farm. The rain forest may only be visited in the company of a local guide.
Description Lushoto through north (main street, past the prison) high and continue following the road, then after about 1 / 2 hour left through farmland up to the Magamba Rain Forest. Through the forest on a narrow path up to the Forestry Magamba Peak (1850m).
steeply westward down from the lookout point and through small villages and beautiful countryside in good 11/2h to Irente Farm (1452m). re wandering through villages to reach the south upstream Irente View Point, from where you dropped across spectacular can rock walls in the well-Maasai 1000m deeper level look. through some fields, partly on the track you get into good 11/2h back to Lushoto.
Note Guided tours are from - offered " Friends of Usambara Society Cultural Tourism Programme . A portion of the proceeds flowing into development projects in the villages along the trail. The price also included is a delicious snack at the Irente farm. The rain forest may only be visited in the company of a local guide.
Description Lushoto through north (main street, past the prison) high and continue following the road, then after about 1 / 2 hour left through farmland up to the Magamba Rain Forest. Through the forest on a narrow path up to the Forestry Magamba Peak (1850m).
steeply westward down from the lookout point and through small villages and beautiful countryside in good 11/2h to Irente Farm (1452m). re wandering through villages to reach the south upstream Irente View Point, from where you dropped across spectacular can rock walls in the well-Maasai 1000m deeper level look. through some fields, partly on the track you get into good 11/2h back to Lushoto.
walk about 7-8h 600hm
Back to Tanzania
who keeps his eyes open to see, with luck, a chameleon 
Irente Viewpoint 
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