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- What people love about Mount Toubkal Tours
- Travel Mount Toubkal your way
- Best tour companies for Mount Toubkal tours
- Discover Mount Toubkal tours for every budget
- Mount Toubkal tours for every type of group
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Toubkal Trek (3 days)
26 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Gave us enough time to rest, carried our bags and made sure we got to the top of Toubkal and back safely.”
Mrudula, traveled in December
North Africa's highest peak (4167m) awaits with expert Berber guides. The route winds from Imlil through Aroumd village and Sidi Chamarouch shrine, featuring refuge stays at 3206m, traditional mountain cuisine, and magnificent Sahara Desert views.
Duration 3 days Destinations Marrakesh, Imlil, Mount Toubkal Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, French, Spanish Operator Trek in Morocco From
- NZ$494
Atlas Berber Villages Hike 3 Days & 2 Nights
6 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The mountains are absolutely beautiful, some of the best views i've ever seen.”
Callum, traveled in November
Berber villages dot the landscape from Imi Oughlad (1,450m) around Mount Toubkal. The trail crosses dramatic passes including Tizi n Mzik (2,479m), offering views of Toubkal massif, with an optional finish in Argen village (1,880m).
Duration 3 days Destinations Marrakesh, Imi Oughlad, Tizi Oussem, Imlil Age Range Ages 8+ Operated in English, French Operator Morocco Mountain Guides From
- NZ$664
Mount Toubkal Trek
10 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The trip description matches the experience. Good value for money. I felt very safe during hiking in the mountains.”
Magdalena, traveled in May
The 7-day trek to Mount Toubkal, North Africa's highest peak at 4,167m, maintains a solid 4.3/5 rating. Moving from Marrakech's medina to mountain gites in Aroumd village, guides lead acclimatization hikes before the summit attempt. Six breakfasts and four dinners feature traditional Moroccan cuisine.
Duration 7 days Destinations Marrakesh, Aroumd, Mount Toubkal Age Range Ages 15+ Operator Intrepid Travel From
- NZ$1,250
Mount Toubkal - Ascent Trek 3 Days and 2 Nights
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“One of the most memorable experiences of my life, brought tears to my eyes.”
James, traveled in November
The challenging south cirque route leads to Mount Toubkal's summit (4,167m) from Toubkal Refuge (3,206m). The path winds through Mizane Valley, past Sidi Chamarouch shrine, and across demanding scree fields, offering panoramic views from North Africa's highest point.
Duration 3 days Destinations Marrakesh, Imlil, Sidi Chamharoush, Mount Toubkal Age Range Ages 15+ Operated in English, French, Spanish Operator Morocco Mountain Guides From
- NZ$681
Climb Mt Toubkal
33 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The CEO Mustapha, the rest of the team, the group of other holiday makers and the itinerary were all perfect.”
Charlotte, traveled in June
The 7-day trek to Mount Toubkal's 4,167m summit has earned perfect 5/5 ratings. The route leads from Marrakech through Mizane Valley and the shrine of Sidi Chamharouch, alternating between mountain gîtes and base camp tents. Mountain guides support groups around 37 years old, with mules carrying up to 12kg per person.
Duration 7 days Destinations Marrakesh, Imi Oughlad, Tizi Oussem, Aroumd, Mount Toubkal, Imlil Age Range Ages 12+ Operator G Adventures From $979
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What people love about Mount Toubkal Tours
- Guided 7-Day Toubkal Circuit – Explore Morocco’s Roof & Remote Valleys
A truly fantastic week trekking in the Atlas Mountains, through wonderful valleys and mountain passes, culminating in climbing Mount Toubkal. Mohammad, my guide, helped reshape my tour as the original route was closed, he was really so helpful, a great cook, and couldn't do enough for me. The highlight being a stay inn the remote "Le Piney" refuge, a tiny mountain hut we were fortunate enough to have all to ourselves.
Took a risk and booked this tour on my own, was obviously apprehensive about going to Morocco on my own but this tour was absolutely amazing and one of the best experiences of my life. My guide Abdul was brilliant, spoke great English and was completely fine to walk at the pace i wanted to and was fine with taking breaks and taking photos for me. He answered all my questions about the Berber people/ way of life and the mountains. The mountains are absolutely beautiful, some of the best views i've ever seen. We also visited the waterfall on the last day which was really cool but did add on an extra 2 hours to the trek (worth it) I have never been so overfed in my life by Hamid the cook! I was served portions for 2 or 3 people with every meal of the nicest Moroccan food imaginable, huge salads, Tagine, cous cous, meatballs and lots of Mint Tea and coffee! The trek itself was easy on the first day but quite challenging for the second and third day, be sure to bring decent walking boots/trainers, some of the terrain is quite tricky and plenty of sleep descents. The accommodation is extremely rustic and simple, be warned there is no toilet or shower in the guesthouse in Tinzert! Bring hand sanitizer or your own soap! The guesthouse in Tizi Oussem is a lot better with a shower and decent toilet facilities. Would definitely do this tour again and strongly thinking about coming back next year to do the Toubkal mountain trek. If i could change one thing it would be to make the first day of trekking longer, we only walked for around 2.5 hours and then had all afternoon and evening with nothing to do in Tinzert.
Atlas Berber Villages Hike 3 Days & 2 Nights
We had the best three days in the mountains with our guide Mustafa! Day one was an acclimatisation day in Imlil and we were treated to an amazing lunch with a family from the village. They cooked us the yummiest tagine we've had so far. Day two was a trek up to the refuge, you will see beautiful scenery. Take a pack of cards as you arrive quite early in the afternoon. Day three was an early morning ascent to the summit. Absolutely spectacular views!! Definitely worth the arduous journey to the top. Special shoutout to Mustafa our guide for keeping us safe and teaching us Berber words (if you have Mustafa as your guide, ask him what his mule is called - he should say Dobby ;) Our cook/muleteer Brian was the happiest man on the mountain and will keep you feeling full for the whole journey.
Toubkal Trek (3 days)
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The multi-day Toubkal treks really shine when you take time to adjust to the altitude. Our most requested option runs 4 days with stays in local Berber houses - travelers appreciate the smart acclimatization schedule around Imlil before going higher. There's also a great 3-day route starting from Aquersioul at 1,600m that crosses Tizi n'Oudite pass and lets you sleep in genuine mountain villages. Many clients still go for the direct 3-day climb, especially loving that pre-dawn push to catch sunrise at the top. If you want to ease into it, the 4-day Berber Villages route explores Mizane and Imnane valleys before the summit attempt. Strong hikers often pick the 6-day option which adds more peaks across the Toubkal massif.
You can mix up your Toubkal experience beyond just hiking. Our weekend package combines mountain trekking with paragliding over Moulay Brahim - you really can't beat those aerial Atlas views. Another solid choice pairs a shorter Toubkal climb with biking through Ourika Valley, pedaling past local farms and walnut groves. The e-bike tours let you cover more ground while getting close to Berber life, including home-cooked lunches in villages. Our gravel bike tours have struck a sweet spot with clients who want both solid riding and cultural connections, especially during stays in traditional guesthouses.
Select from our extensive range of 63 fully guided tours to enjoy a worry-free experience through Mount Toubkal with our expert guides leading the way.
Explore a wide diversity of partially guided tours through Mount Toubkal. We have 38 adventures that vary from 2 days to 10 days. With the greatest number of departures in November, this is also the most popular time of the year.
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The 3-day Toubkal treks really hit the mark for travelers watching their budget. You get straight to the good stuff - qualified guides take you up the mountain with mules carrying your bags and all the basic gear you need. Our clients love staying in local Berber homes along the way, where families serve up proper homemade tagines and pour endless cups of mint tea. The guides are great at reading the group, adjusting the walking pace so everyone can acclimatize properly. While the mountain refuges are simple, they've got all you need for a good rest before summit day. It's a no-frills approach that keeps costs down but gives you the full mountain experience.
If you prefer your mountain climbing with added comfort, our premium Toubkal routes blend serious hiking with some nice extras. The valley treks are particularly popular, using eco-lodges with pools as staging points before heading up to the summit. You'll get your own transfer from Marrakech, skilled cooks who prepare fresh picnics and nights in traditional kasbahs with proper beds. Most accommodations have en-suite rooms and reliable hot showers - something our clients really appreciate after a long day on the trails. The Toubkal Lodge is a highlight, offering clear views of the peaks and excellent local cooking. Many travelers choose the comfort valley trek, which takes you through walnut groves and mountain villages to help with acclimatization before the main climb.
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Group
65 tours in Mount ToubkalExplore a wide diversity of group tours through Mount Toubkal. We have 65 adventures that vary from 2 days to 11 days. With the greatest number of departures in November, this is also the most popular time of the year.
Small Group
61 tours in Mount ToubkalSmall group Toubkal tours, with just 4-8 people, create an intimate mountain experience that our trekkers love. A popular 4-day route starts in Marrakech combining cooking classes with Atlas Mountain trekking, while the efficient 3-day ascent focuses on peak time without inflating costs. Guides like Lahcen and Mo earn constant praise for their expert pacing, altitude management and cultural knowledge sharing. The 6-day valley routes wind through walnut groves and Berber villages, giving trekkers proper time to adapt to the elevation. These intimate groups naturally blend serious mountaineering with authentic local moments - you'll join families for home-cooked tagines, learn traditional bread-making techniques and discover cultural stories that larger groups miss. Winter climbers tend to choose the focused 3-day routes with tight-knit teams, whereas spring trekkers gravitate toward extended valley journeys where smaller numbers help forge real connections with mountain communities.
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37 tours in Mount ToubkalEnjoy the exclusivity of our Private Mount Toubkal tours, tailored to your own group, preferences and pace with over 37 itineraries to choose from.
Top Mount Toubkal travel itineraries to fit your plans
The 3-day Toubkal treks come with several smart route choices. Through Imlil, you'll spend a night at Dar Ouassaggou before climbing up to the Toubkal Refuge at 3,206m. Our clients really love meeting local families in Ait Souka village, where they serve home-style meals, and getting cultural insights from Berber guides along the trail. Starting from Imi Oughlad gives you a gentler approach through juniper woods and mountain villages before connecting to the main path - it's particularly good for seeing daily village life. Some travelers prefer the direct route with two nights at the refuge for better altitude adjustment, while others choose valley treks with guesthouse stays and easier hiking on the lower paths. These quick routes work well because they mix proper altitude adaptation with real local experiences.
Week-long treks let you really sink into the Atlas Mountains. Our most effective route begins in Marrakech's medina and includes two nights in Aroumd village to get used to mountain life before the summit push. Our travelers often tell us this slower pace makes a big difference - you'll get proper time to adjust to the altitude, explore traditional markets and learn about Amazigh culture. Many guests choose the Mizane Valley camping option, loving the starlit nights and tasty meals from our camp cooks. Winter climbs also run for seven days, adding essential crampon practice and flexible weather days, plus you get to see the mountains wearing their snow coat.
The 10-day journeys blend Toubkal with Morocco's rich culture. Our full route starts in Casablanca, moves through Chefchaouen's blue alleyways and includes a desert night before heading to the Atlas Mountains. There's also a trek-focused option that starts with easy walks in the Azzadene Valley, builds up with smaller peaks and then takes on Toubkal - our clients say this gradual approach really helps with altitude. These longer trips give you time to properly explore historic kasbahs, traditional markets and also remote Berber villages that you'd miss on shorter treks.
Demographics
Young adventurers gravitate toward the direct 3-day routes up Toubkal, where they find a perfect balance of physical challenges and genuine cultural moments. Our travelers connect with Berber families over traditional tagines, sleep under pristine mountain skies, and the popular 4-day options let them join cooking sessions in local homes. The mountain refuges create natural meeting points where climbers from different corners of the world swap stories and share experiences. Pre-dawn summit attempts appeal especially to younger groups, who often follow their climb with peaceful afternoons in village hammams. Those looking for extra challenges take on gravel biking through Ourika Valley, pedaling past traditional villages and stopping at walnut groves for scenic lunches along the way. The guides strike an expert balance, maintaining safety protocols while giving groups enough space to feel independent, and keeping spirits high as travelers forge natural bonds during their mountain journey.
Families with younger kids do really well on our slower-paced 5-day Toubkal routes that include rest days in the valleys. Parents appreciate how the guides share local stories and keep children engaged while walking through Berber villages and along gentle paths. The circuit routes starting from Imlil work nicely for families, with mules carrying gear and plenty of photo stops. Many choose our guesthouse-based trips which offer proper family rooms and home-cooked meals that kids actually enjoy. Multi-day acclimatization lets everyone adjust naturally, and the guides are great at spotting when younger hikers need an extra break or snack stop on the trail.
Young teens particularly connect with our 4-day programs that mix cultural activities like bread-making in local homes with gradual hiking up to the refuge. Teen groups often prefer camping to guesthouses, creating their own little community at base camp. The guides know exactly how to balance safety with letting teens feel independent on the mountain, keeping parents relaxed and kids motivated through the summit push.
- Solo Travelers72 tours
- Couples60 tours
- Seniors (50+)31 tours
Best time to visit Mount Toubkal
- Fall / Autumn 2025
Autumn brings better visibility and cooler hiking weather, making it great for photos. While the 3-day direct routes work well, many people go for 5-day trips to explore quieter valleys too. The autumn light really brings out the mountain scenery and the trails are more peaceful. You might learn to make traditional bread in Imlil, visit Sidi Chamarouch shrine or share meals with local families. The mountain refuges are quieter too, giving you more chances to chat with fellow hikers and also local guides. Based on what our travelers tell us, Intrepid stands out for Moroccan treks - they're organized, fairly priced and their guides Lahcen and Mo really know their routes and local culture. Trek in Morocco is another solid choice; Abdul gets lots of praise from clients who enjoy his attentive style and the company's home-cooked meals along the trail. View Morocco delivers good experiences overall, though you should know that some guests mention basic sleeping arrangements at higher camps and occasional delays in email responses. Their routes are solid but communication could be smoother. If you're into mountain biking rather than hiking, MTB Morocco runs a tight operation. They maintain their bikes well, provide quality gear and can adjust routes based on your riding level. Our cyclists particularly like how they handle everything from beginner trails to technical single-track descents. Best to book any of these several months ahead, especially for spring treks between March and May when conditions are ideal and groups fill up quickly. The companies all handle logistics like mule support for bags, camping gear and food prep - letting you focus on the walking or riding.
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- Winter 2025 / 2026
Winter on Toubkal transforms into something totally different. The 3-day direct ascent works really well with our small groups of 4-8 people, and we provide proper winter gear along with experienced high-altitude guides. The mountain refuges are pretty basic but they're exactly what you need in winter conditions. Our travelers tell us how much they appreciate the hot, filling traditional meals after a day in the cold. We keep the routes flexible too - if the weather turns, we can switch to alternative valley paths that still give you that winter mountain experience.
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- Spring 2026
Spring's perfect for climbing Toubkal and you can really take your time with our 6-day valley routes. You'll see walnut trees coming into bloom while you're getting used to the altitude. The 4-day trips strike a nice balance - you get proper summit preparation plus time to explore places like Jardin Secret and also Bahia Palace back in Marrakech. Our travelers love learning local cooking in Marrakech and staying in traditional Berber homes. Most people choose the mountain refuges and guesthouses, though some tours offer camping under those clear spring skies.
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- Summer 2026
Summer sees more people reach the summit than any other season, with different ways to tackle the climb. The 7-day route gives you proper time in Aroumd village - our clients consistently say this makes all the difference. If you're used to altitude, the 3-day direct route might suit you better. Summer lets you sleep out on guesthouse terraces under the stars, with the refuge providing shelter higher up. The guides plan around the heat, often starting before dawn so you catch sunrise spreading across the Atlas mountains.
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Is a guide required to climb Mount Toubkal?
You'll definitely need a local Berber guide for climbing Toubkal - it's not just recommended, it's mandatory. This requirement really helps keep climbers safe while supporting the local community at the same time. You can find guide services through various tour operators and prices change depending on your group size and the guide's experience level. Nancy from Sydney recently climbed with Igdem Lahcen & Team and had a great experience with their guides.
How fit do I need to be to climb Mount Toubkal?
While Toubkal isn't super technical, you'll want to be in good shape before taking this on. You're looking at several hours of hiking each day at high altitudes which can be pretty demanding on your body. Getting some regular cardio exercise before your trip is key and you might want to do some practice hikes to get acclimatized in the days leading up to your climb. Nancy who climbed with Igdem Lahcen & Team found the mountain terrain quite challenging especially dealing with the altitude on day two.
What's the best time of year to climb Mount Toubkal?
Spring around April-May or fall during September-October tend to be your sweet spots for climbing Toubkal. Summer gets seriously hot while winter brings snow and ice that'll require extra gear and experience. If you're thinking about December expect those summit temperatures to be absolutely freezing. The 4 Days Toubkal Mountain Trek from Marrakesh really highlights just how challenging those winter conditions can get.