About this trip
A fast, two-day push from Marrakech to the summit of Mount Toubkal, the highest peak in North Africa at 4,167m. No mountaineering experience is needed, but the pace is demanding and the second day is long.
You start with a drive to Imlil, then walk up through the Atlas foothills to a mountain refuge, passing the Chamharouch shrine along the way. The next morning you climb to the summit before the long descent all the way back to Imlil.
This is a proper physical challenge rather than a gentle walking holiday, with the reward of wide views over the High Atlas from the roof of Morocco.
What you'll do
- Summit Mount Toubkal at 4,167m, the highest point in North Africa
- Trek up through the High Atlas from Imlil to a mountain refuge
- Pass the Chamharouch shrine on the walk to basecamp
- Overnight in a refuge below the summit
- Descend the same route back to Imlil after summiting
- Summit day is long, around 10-12 hours of walking in total
- No mountaineering experience is required, but you should be fit and used to hiking
- Weather and altitude make the climb genuinely challenging, not a casual stroll
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Where to stay
A night before your tour in Marrakesh · 20 Jul – 21 Jul
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