About this tour
The 5 Days Mount Toubkal Trek is a scenic and immersive high-altitude experience in Morocco’s Atlas Mountains. Starting from Marrakech, this winter-friendly itinerary offers acclimatization days in Berber villages, culminating in a summit of Jebel Toubkal — North Africa’s highest peak. Ideal for fit trekkers seeking a paced and rewarding challenge.
Highlights
- Climb Mount Toubkal (4,167m) with proper acclimatization
- Explore Berber villages and local culture en route
- 5 Days Mount Toubkal Trek with expert mountain guides
- Experience a winter trek with snow-covered peaks
- Stay in family guesthouses and the Toubkal refuge
Itinerary
Day 1: Marrakech – Imlil – Waterfalls – Armed Village
The 5 Days Mount Toubkal Trek begins with pickup in Marrakech and drive to Imlil. Enjoy mint tea, then hike through Berber villages and Imlil’s waterfalls. Have lunch outdoors and continue to Armed village (2,000m) for dinner and overnight in a Berber guesthouse.
Day 2: Armed – Sidi Chamharouch – Toubkal Refuge
Depart at 8:00 a.m. and ascend via juniper forest to the shrine of Sidi Chamharouch. After lunch and a local market visit, continue up to the Toubkal Refuge. Enjoy hot tea, cake, and a hearty dinner at the refuge before overnight stay.
Day 3: Acclimatization – Explore High Altitude Trails
Today, take an acclimatization hike above the refuge. This part of the 5 Days Mount Toubkal Trek helps you prepare for summit day. Return to the refuge for lunch, tea, and evening rest.
Day 4: Toubkal Summit – Return to Refuge
Early morning summit of Mount Toubkal (4,167m). Weather permitting, enjoy panoramic views across the Atlas range and Sahara. Descend to the refuge for overnight stay and celebration dinner.
Day 5: Refuge – Imlil – Marrakech
Descend from the refuge to Imlil, taking time to enjoy the peaceful mountain trails. Transfer back to Marrakech with arrival in the late afternoon — completing your unforgettable 5 Days Mount Toubkal Trek.
Included/Excluded
- Private round-trip transfers from Marrakech
- All meals during the trek
- Accommodation in Berber houses and refuge
- English-speaking certified mountain guide
- Mule support for luggage
- Drinking water and trail snacks
- Travel insurance and airfare
- Tips and personal expenses
- Winter trekking gear (available to rent)
