Explore the Tanzania Mountains and explore their heights, activities, and locations.However, in Tanzania, some mountains don’t enjoy anywhere near as much notoriety. That doesn’t mean that they’re not noteworthy or don’t have anything to offer the intrepid hikerHighest: Uhuru Peak on Mount Kilimanjaro at 5,895 meters (19,340 feet)Second Highest: Mawenzi Peak at 5,148 meters (16,890 feet)Third Highest: Mount Meru at 4,566 meters (14,980 feet)Fourth Highest: Klute Peak at 3,953 meters (12,970 feet)Fifth Highest: Mount Hanang at 3,420 meters (11,220 feet)Sixth Highest: Mount Luhombero at 2,576 meters (8,450 feet)Seventh Highest: Mount Sisaba at 2,462 meters (8,080 feet)Eighth Highest: Mount Selegu at 2,456 meters (8,060 feet)Ninth Highest: Mount Sibindi at 2,371 meters (7,780 feet)While not all of these peaks may offer the same challenge to mountain climbers and mountaineers, that doesn’t mean that each peak doesn’t have something unique to offer. Let’s have a closer look at some of what these mountains have to offer.Mount KilimanjaroMount Kilimanjaro is the most famous mountain in Tanzania, by far. Not only is it the highest mountain in Tanzania, it’s also the highest mountain in Africa. At 5,895 meters (19,340 feet), Mount Kilimanjaro is also the world’s highest freestanding mountain above sea level.For all of these reasons, Mount Kilimanjaro is a popular tourist destination, and people climb it regularly. However, there’s more to this mountain than the chance to climb to the top. Some other activities you can experience on and around this majestic peak include the following:The Rundugai Hotsprings – If you just want to take a breather and relax, the Rundugai Hotsprings are ideal. Explore the crystal clear waters while the natural heat draws all the tension from your muscles.Hiking to the Kilimanjaro Waterfall – The Kilimanjaro waterfall is a lovely cascade of water, and hiking to it and back is an excellent day trip. The trail is