Chad is better for desert expedition travel, plateau scenery, and remote overland routes than for mainstream mountain trekking. This works especially well for travelers who want extreme landscapes and can handle difficult logistics.
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Emi Koussi (Emi Koussou) — pyroclastic shield volcano, highest point of the Tibesti Mountains and the Sahara; reported elevations ~3,415–3,447 m; coordinates ~19.79250°N, 18.54639°E. Summit access described as a hike; dirt roads known on caldera margins; region is remote.
Published UNESCO World Heritage locations linked to Chad.
UNESCO mixed World Heritage site linked to Chad. Inscribed in 2016.
UNESCO natural World Heritage site linked to Chad. Inscribed in 2012.