Hike the highest peak in North Africa Mount Toubkal 4167m

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Imlil, Morocco
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Difficulty Level
Hard
Duration Time
≈ 2 Días 2 Horas 15 Minutos
Number of Person
≈ 2 - 16 Persona

Jebel Toubkal is not that high, you can definitely leave your oxygen mask at home. It reaches 4167 meters (13,671 ft) above sea level. Although, if you are not acclimatized this altitude can easily make your head hurt. It takes at least 2 days to reach the top of the mountain and get down to the city at the base of the mountain Depends on when you want to climb the highest mountain in North Africa. If you want to do it in winter time then yes, you might need crampons (although, not necessary). But if you want to do this summit during summer then you not need crampons. For winter climbers if you go to Morocco just with hand luggage it is very easy to rent pair of crampons in Imlil. 2 pairs of crampons and snow protection for 400 dirhams for 3 days. Toubkal Mountain is open throughout the year. Refuge also. So you can do your summit attempt whenever you want, even in the middle of the winter. If you are a professional mountain climber you would want to at least use the crampons, so do it in January-February. Climbing Toubkal in summer is a simple hike at a high altitude, there are no technical sections, and you do not need ropes or any climbing gear. The most important of which is the need to provide the national card for Moroccans and the passport for tourists in four inspection areas that were established along the road leading to Mount Toubkal. In addition to the number of days the visitor will spend in the area and Mount Toubkal, and the places he will visit. All those wishing to use a tour guide familiar with the terrain, to accompany them on their trip to avoid any problems that may be encountered. Among the other measures described as extreme, the tents were not allowed to be installed in the park until a permit was obtained by the local authorities. In a related context, was also prevented from going to the area of Toubkal after 3 p.m., which prevented many people who tried to climb the summit of Mount Toubkal during the past days

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Day 1 Come with us to challenge yourself and climb the highest peak in North Africa in 2 days. The tour starts and finishes in the vibrant city of Marrakech, and includes transport to and from Imlil. We will trek with an experienced local Guide, a local cook, and mules to carry our luggage. It’s a challenging walk rather than a climb, and anybody in good physical condition can reach the top. Make sure you bring your camera; the views from the summit are spectacular. Mount Toubkal 4167m is the highest peak in North Africa and is a trekking peak involving no climbing and two days involve walking in crampons holding an ice axe for security (Nov to April).

The itinerary has been designed for keen walkers, as the ascent is non-technical, but involves some easy scrambling and snow slopes. Other things to note - You don't see your preferred date Contact us we might help or reschedule the experience. -We also offer last-minute and private tours ( Also check our profile we have other different treks & Excursions and experiences available ) - If you are a big Group please get in touch to get a Discount Mount Toubkal is the highest mountain in North Africa, reaching 4167m at its peak. Your ascent will take two days and culminate in a spectacular view of the Atlas Mountains and the Toubkal National Park. Day 2: Toubkal Refuge (base camp) - Toubkal peak – Imlil -Marrakech Early in the morning you make your attempt on the summit of Jebel Toukbal, the highest peak in Northern Africa. Your route takes you up the south cirque, crossing the stream above the refuge. The walking is relatively straightforward, but the scree and the altitude will make the going quite difficult in parts. The views along the way make the journey more than worthwhile. When you reach the summit you will see that the vistas across the surrounding landscape are quite breathtaking. From here there are unrestricted views in every direction, from the Marrakesh Plain to the High Atlas in the north and as far south as the Anti-Atlas and the Sahara. You will retrace your steps when you return down the mountain and head back towards Imlil. Transfer back to Marrakech. About 9 to 10 hours walking. Other things to note Minimum of participation is 2 people (if you are a solo traveler on the trip expect to pay us 80 Euros extra to cover our expenses )- Expect to use crampons during winter time. - You don't see your preferred date Contact us to set up ssome. - If you are a big Group please get in touch to have a Discount