
Toubkal Peak
Difficulty: Hard
Distance
18 km
Elevation Gain
1,200 m
Type
Out & Back
Trail Description
Toubkal Peak is the highest mountain in North Africa, reaching 4,167 meters. This exhilarating hike offers breathtaking views and a challenging climb, making it a popular destination for avid hikers. The route typically begins from Imlil, leading you through stunning landscapes and diverse terrain.
Be prepared for changing weather conditions and potential altitude sickness, as the elevation gain can affect many hikers. The summit offers spectacular views of the surrounding Atlas Mountains and is well worth the effort.
Details & Features
- Best Time to Hike: May to October
- Parking: Available in Imlil
- Necessary Equipment: Warm clothing, sturdy hiking boots, and sufficient water
- Highlights: Panoramic views from the summit, traditional Berber villages, and rich biodiversity