I Climbed KilimanjaroSummits · 13 June 2022
On 13 June 2022, the sun rose over Uhuru Peak at 6.20am and set at 6.40pm. The moon was 96% lit — a full-moon summit night, bright enough to walk the scree without a head torch. From the previous evening's sunset to sunrise, the summit night ran 11 hours 40 minutes. No climber is registered for this morning yet.
Nobody has posted 13 June 2022 yet
This page is open and waiting. If you stood on the roof of Africa 13 June 2022, yours will be the first summit on the register for that morning — and everyone who follows lands here after you.
Be the first to post 13 June 2022The sky over Uhuru Peak that night
- Sunrise on the summit
- 6.20am
- Sunset
- 6.40pm
- Summit night, sunset to sunrise
- 11 hours 40 minutes
- Moon
- 96% lit · full moon
- Full moon summit night
- Yes
Calculated for Uhuru Peak (−3.0674, 37.3556) at 5,895 m, in East Africa Time. See upcoming full-moon summit nights.
13 June, across the years
No other year on the register has a summit on 13 June yet. Yours could be the one that starts it.