Trip Overview
Experience an unforgettable 4 Miles Toubkal Trip, trekking to the highest peaks of the High Atlas Mountains. This 5-day journey will take you through breathtaking valleys, traditional Berber villages, and rugged mountain trails, culminating at the 4,167m summit of Mount Toubkal.
Your Journey, Step by Step
Explore your adventure with our interactive map. Follow each stage of the journey, from the starting point to the most breathtaking destinations.
Breathtaking Landscapes
Trek through valleys, gorges, and snow-capped peaks with stunning views.
Traditional Berber Culture
Visit remote villages, experience local hospitality, and share tea with Berbers.
A Challenging Ascent
Climb Toubkal (4,167m) for breathtaking sunrise views over North Africa.
Wildlife & Nature
Spot Barbary macaques, mountain goats, and golden eagles in the High Atlas.
Expert Guidance
Certified guides ensure safety, navigation, and an enriching trekking experience.
Memorable Nights
Stay at Toubkal Refuge, enjoy crisp air, starry skies, and great camaraderie.
Itinerary
- Pick-up from your accommodation in Marrakech.
- Transfer (1.5h) to Imlil, a Berber village at the foothills of the Atlas Mountains.
- Meet your guide and mules, and start trekking through Aroumd and Sidi Chamharouch (2,400m), a spiritual stop for many Berbers.
- Enjoy a lunch break by the river.
- Continue trekking to Toubkal Refuge (3,207m), where you’ll stay overnight.
- Trekking time: 5-6 hours.
- Early morning ascent to Mount Toubkal’s summit, the highest peak in North Africa.
- Enjoy panoramic views of the Atlas Mountains, Anti-Atlas, and even the Sahara Desert.
- Descend back to Toubkal Refuge for lunch and rest.
- Trekking time: 6-7 hours.
- Trek towards Ras Ouanoukrim & Timesguida, two of the most scenic peaks in the Toubkal range.
- Experience a challenging yet rewarding climb with breathtaking landscapes.
- Return to the refuge for a well-deserved meal.
- Trekking time: 6-7 hours.
- Begin the descent back to Imlil, passing through picturesque valleys.
- Lunch in Imlil before transferring back to Marrakech.
- Arrival in Marrakech by late afternoon.
- Trekking time: 4-5 hours.
Testimonials
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Our Professionals
Abdelilah Ait Meskouk
Abdelilah made our trek an unforgettable experience! His deep knowledge of the trails, history, and Berber traditions added so much value to our journey. He ensured we were comfortable at every step and always had an interesting story to share.
Brahim Meskouk
Brahim was an outstanding guide! His experience in altitude adaptation made a huge difference for our group, and he kept a perfect pace for everyone. We felt safe, well-prepared, and motivated throughout the trek. His expertise in navigation conditions was impressive!
Yassine Oublqas
Yassine's passion for the mountains is contagious! As a professional mountain guide and paragliding pilot, he not only led us safely through the trek but also offered fascinating insights about the landscapes, wildlife, and local history.
Said Meskouk
Said was an incredible guide! His experience navigating the rugged trails and remote villages made the trek feel effortless. He always made sure the group was comfortable, and his kindness and humor made the journey even more enjoyable. A true professional!
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. What level of fitness is required for this trek?
This trek requires a moderate to high level of fitness. You will be hiking for several hours each day, including steep ascents and descents. Prior trekking experience is recommended but not mandatory.
2. What is included in the trip price?
The price includes accommodation in mountain refuges or guesthouses, all meals during the trek (breakfast, lunch, and dinner), an expert local guide, muleteers for carrying luggage, and private transport to and from Marrakech.
3. What should I pack for the trek?
You should bring comfortable hiking boots, warm layers, a sleeping bag, a headlamp, sunglasses, sunscreen, a hat, gloves, and a refillable water bottle. A full packing list will be provided upon booking.
4. Is altitude sickness a concern?
As the trek reaches 4,167m at Mount Toubkal’s summit, some travellers may experience mild altitude sickness. Staying hydrated, taking it slow, and acclimatising properly can help reduce the effects.
5. Are first aid services available?
6. What is the best time of year to do this trek?
The best time to trek Mount Toubkal is from April to October when the weather is mild and trails are more accessible. However, winter treks are also possible with proper equipment and guidance.
