Mount Toubkal 4-Day Trekking Program
From Marrakech to the Summit of North Africa
Overview
Destination: Morocco – High Atlas Mountains
Duration: 4 Days / 3 Nights
Explore Mount Toubkal, the highest peak in North Africa, on a guided 4-day hiking tour starting from Marrakech. Perfect for adventurers seeking a real Moroccan mountain experience. Book now to secure your spot with our certified local guides.
Detailed Itinerary
Transfer from Marrakech (1h30 drive) to the mountain village of Imlil (1700m). Meet your muleteers, cook, and guide. Begin hiking through the scenic M’Zik Valley. After a 3-hour ascent, reach M’Zik Pass (2450m) with panoramic views over Azaden Valley. Lunch under juniper trees. 2-hour descent to your overnight stay.
Night: Homestay
Depart from Refuge Tamsoult (2250m), ascend to Tizi Aguelzim Pass (3560m), and descend to Toubkal Refuge (3207m).
Night: Toubkal Refuge
Early start (4:30am) for the summit of Mount Toubkal (4167m). Enjoy breathtaking views of the Atlas Mountains and Marrakech plains. Descend back to the refuge for lunch, then continue down to Imlil (1940m).
- +1000m ascent
- -2200m descent
- Approx. 9h30 of trekking
After breakfast, drive back to Marrakech. End of program.
Pricing
- 2 people: €360 per person
- 3 people: €320 per person
- 4+ people: €300 per person
Best value guaranteed! Prices include full services, guide, meals, and transport. No hidden fees.
What’s Included
- Round-trip transfer Marrakech – Imlil
- All meals during the trek
- Accommodations in refuges and homestays
- Services of muleteers, mules, and cook
- Certified mountain guide
Not Included
- Drinks and personal expenses
- Travel insurance and repatriation
- Traditional tips for the team
- Sleeping bag, hiking shoes, personal medical kit
- Hotel in Marrakech
Equipment Checklist
- Sleeping bag
- Hiking boots
- Warm fleece or jacket
- Backpack + daypack
- Spare batteries
- Sunglasses, sunscreen
- Gloves, hat, water bottle
Climate & Water Info
The High Atlas has a dry mountain climate. Days are warm, but evenings can bring rare storms. Temperature drops 0.5°C per 100m elevation.
Altitude Range: 1700m – 4167m
Eco Tip: Use purified water to reduce plastic waste in nature.