At 4,167m, Mount Toubkal is the highest mountain in North Africa. The hike to the summit is challenging, but it requires no mountaineering experience and the view from its summit makes the hard work worthwhile.
Day 1: Marrakech - Imlil - Toubkal Refuge:
After a transfer to the village of Imlil we begin our trek. Heading along the Maizane Valley, we first pass the village of Armed and then onto the shrine of Sidi Chamharouch. We then continue our journey by crossing the floodplains.
Day 2: Toubkal Refuge - Toubkal Summit - Imlil - Marrakech:
Jebel Toubkal, the highest peak in Northern Africa. Our road takes us to the south circus, crossing the stream above the refuge. The walking is relatively straightforward, but the screwy and the altitude will be quite difficult.
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Ascent of Mount Toubkal (4,167 m) and return to Imlil** Wake up very early, usually between 4am and 5am, for an energetic Breakfast before DE start climbing the **highest peak in North Africa**. The climb, quite physically demanding, lasts about **3 to 4 hours** depending on your pace. The trail winds between scree and rocky passages, but without major technical difficulties in dry weather. Once at the **top of Mount Toubkal**, you will be rewarded with spectacular 360° views of the DE l’Atlas Mountains, the surrounding plains and, on a clear day, to the Sahara Desert. After a moment DE rest and DE contemplation at the summit, you will begin the descent to the refuge where a **lunch awaits you**. In the afternoon you will DE descend to **Imlil**, which you will reach after about an additional **4 to 5 hours of walking**.
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