West Kilimanjaro Forest Challenge attracts 350 adventurists including motorbike riders

Author: Valentine OforoPublished on: April 30, 2026Country: Tanzania

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West Kilimanjaro Forest Challenge attracts 350 adventurists including motorbike riders

The West Kilimanjaro Forest Challenge, scheduled for June 20 and 21, 2026, has already registered 350 participants, with expectations of over 400. Organized by the Tanzania Forest Services Agency, the event aims to promote environmental conservation and sports development. Activities will include forest hiking, cross-country races, and competitions in cycling and motorbiking.

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