About this trip
Seven days in the High Atlas built around two summits: Oukaimeden at 3,262m and Mount Toubkal at 4,167m, the highest peak in North Africa. You start and finish in Marrakesh, with the days in between spent walking between Berber villages, valleys, and mountain passes.
The route takes you through Oussertek, Matat, Tizi Oussem, and Imlil, staying in guesthouses along the way and getting a real look at mountain life in the region, not just the views. Rivers, waterfalls, and terraced fields fill in the landscape between the two big climbs.
The last day slows down with a walk to Imlil's waterfalls and a traditional lunch before heading back to Marrakesh.
What you'll do
- Summit Oukaimeden at 3,262m
- Summit Mount Toubkal at 4,167m, North Africa's highest peak
- Hike through the Berber villages of Oussertek, Matat, Tizi Oussem, and Imlil
- Cross the Tizi Mzik Pass
- Walk along rivers and waterfalls in the Imlil valley
- Share a traditional lunch in Imlil on the final day
- This is a high-altitude trek aimed at moderately fit hikers, not a gentle walking holiday
- You stay in guesthouses rather than hotels throughout
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Where to stay
A night before your tour in Marrakesh · 20 Jul – 21 Jul
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