Toubkal is the highest peak , at 4,167 metres, in the Atlas Mountains and North Africa.

Situated in the Toubkal National Park, Jebel Toubkal is one of the most popular mountain climbs in Morocco.  It requires a good level of fitness as the ascent requires a 900 m hike from the refuge and whilst not a technical climb , there will be at times a need to scramble over rocks.  The reward at the summit however, panoramic views across the Atlas to the Sahara and Marrakech makes it extremely worthwhile. Winter climbs are especially rewarding .

Grade – moderate to strenuous

Price from €350 Per Person

Day 1 – Marrakech-Imlil-Toubkal Refuge

We leave Marrakech and drive to Imlil (1740m) Here we will meet out mule team then start our trek up to the refuge (3207m), passing through Armed village and Sidi Shamharouch on the way.

Day 2 – Toubkal Refuge – Toubkal Summit – Refuge

Starting at dawn we set out for the summit. Climbing up to the pass (3900m) then following the ridge until we reach the peak. Here we can enjoy the panoramic views and take a rest before descending down to the refuge.

Day 3 – Toubkal Refuge – Imlil – Marrakech

After breakfast we will return to Imlil. Here we will say goodbye to our mule team then after lunch return to Marrakech.