Here's a suggested 2-day hike to Mount Toubkal (4,167 m), the highest peak in North Africa, starting and ending in Imlil, ideal for fit hikers with limited time:
🗓️ Day 1: Imlil (1,740 m) → Refuge du Toubkal (3,207 m)
Distance: ~11 km
Duration: 5–6 hours
Elevation gain: +1,460 m
- Start early morning from Imlil, the main gateway to the Toubkal Massif.
- Pass through Aroumd village and the Sidi Chamharouch marabout (2,350 m), a traditional stop.
- Continue ascending gradually through the valley until you reach the Toubkal Refuge (Refuge du CAF or Refuge Mouflons).
- Overnight at the refuge (dormitory-style accommodation, half-board).
- Optional acclimatization walk in the afternoon if time and energy allow.
🗓️ Day 2: Refuge (3,207 m) → Toubkal Summit (4,167 m) → Imlil (1,740 m)
Distance: ~17 km
Duration: 9–10 hours (5–6h ascent + 3–4h descent)
Elevation gain: +960 m / descent: –2,400 m
- Early start around 5:00–6:00 AM for the summit push.
- Steep and rocky climb up to the Toubkal summit, with stunning views over the High Atlas and Sahara desert.
- Spend time at the top for photos and rest.
- Descend back to the refuge (~2 hours), short rest, then continue down to Imlil.
- Arrival in Imlil by late afternoon.
✅ What’s included with a guided tour:
- Certified mountain guide
- Mule(s) for luggage
- Accommodation at the refuge (half-board)
- Transfer to/from Marrakech, if needed
- Optional: meals on the trail, crampons in winter, porter if snow is heavy
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