8 days
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Take on the challenge of summiting Mount Toubkal, North Africa’s highest peak at 4,167 meters, through the stunning landscapes of the High Atlas Mountains. This 8-day trek includes a sunrise push to the summit, stays in cozy mountain refuges, encounters with Berber villages, and hikes through rugged valleys and high passes. Ideal for fit adventurers, the journey combines epic views with authentic cultural experiences. Come prepared with hiking boots, warm layers, sun protection, a sleeping bag, and optional trekking poles—it’s the climb of a lifetime.
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- Meet at the airport and transfer to your accommodation. - Briefing about the trekking route and preparations.
- Travel to Imlil, the gateway to the High Atlas Mountains. - Begin trekking through scenic trails to the village of Tacheddirt. - Overnight in a local guesthouse.
- Cross mountain passes with stunning panoramic views. - Descend into the lush Azzaden Valley, known for its vibrant greenery. - Overnight in a guesthouse.
- Trek through rugged terrain toward Mount Toubkal’s base camp. - Prepare for the ascent the following day. - Overnight at the mountain refuge.
- Early morning departure for the summit. - Witness breathtaking sunrise views from the top. - Descend back to base camp for rest.
- Trek back to Imlil, passing through scenic valleys. - Overnight in a guesthouse.
- Return to Marrakech for a free day to explore the city. - Optional guided tour of the medina and historical sites.
Transfer to Marrakech airport for your flight home.
This trek is considered moderate to challenging, with long walking days and steep ascents, especially on the way to Mount Toubkal's summit. A reasonable level of fitness is recommended.
While prior trekking experience is not mandatory, it is helpful. Beginners with good physical fitness can complete the trek with determination.
The best times for this trek are spring (April-May) and autumn (September-October) when the weather is mild and the trails are most accessible. Summer is also an option, though temperatures can be warm at lower elevations. Winter treks are possible but require additional preparation for snow and cold conditions.
You’ll stay in a mix of guesthouses, mountain refuges, and hotels:
The trek includes gradual ascents to help you acclimatize. Staying hydrated, eating well, and pacing yourself are key to minimizing altitude-related issues. If you have concerns, consult a doctor before the trip.
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