Udzungwa Mountains National Park Map

The schematic map below shows the main places visitors explore and how Udzungwa connects with nearby parks. Tap or click any numbered marker to read a short description of that area, including what you can see and do there. The eastern escarpment around Mang'ula holds most trailheads, while the vast western interior remains wild, roadless and rarely visited. Remember that the map is designed for orientation only and is not drawn to scale. Your safari planner will provide detailed routes, walking times and ranger arrangements once your private tailor-made itinerary is confirmed and your preferred trails are chosen.

Each part of Udzungwa offers a different experience, from easy, shaded forest walks near park headquarters to demanding multi-day treks into remote montane habitat. Lowland forest on the eastern slopes is easiest to reach and rich in primates, while higher ridges reward fit hikers with cooler air and sweeping views. Beyond the eastern park boundary, the Kilombero Valley adds wetlands, farms and rural life. Explore the main areas below to understand what each offers, then let your planner choose a combination that suits your interests, fitness level, available time and the season of your private tailor-made Udzungwa safari.

Udzungwa sits at the heart of Tanzania's southern safari circuit, making it easy to include in a wider private journey. The usual road route runs from Dar es Salaam through Morogoro and Mikumi before turning south to Mang'ula, a distance of around 350 kilometres. Mikumi is the closest park, while Ruaha lies further west beyond Iringa and Nyerere sits to the east. The route ribbon below shows a typical sequence used by many private travellers. Your planner will adjust driving times, overnight stops and optional flights to create a comfortable, well-paced private tailor-made itinerary that suits your travel style.