Mount Roraima, a tabletop mountain (tepui), straddling Venezuela, Brazil, and Guyana, is a challenging but rewarding destination for experienced hikers. Accessibility is limited, requiring a multi-day trek through varied terrain; it is not wheelchair accessible. While solo treks are possible, a guided tour is highly recommended for safety and logistical support, costing approximately $300-$600 per person depending on the tour operator and duration, with trips typically lasting 6-8 days. The best time to visit is during the dry season (December to April) to avoid heavy rainfall and slippery conditions. Permits and a local guide are usually required. Be prepared for dramatic weather changes, including fog and rain, even in the dry season. Sturdy hiking boots, rain gear, and a good level of fitness are essential.