Toubkal National Park, located in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco, is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and the impressive peak of Mount Toubkal, the highest point in North Africa.
Everything you need to know to prepare for an unforgettable trip to Toubkal National Park.
No special permits required, but guides are recommended for the climb.
Best visited in spring (April to June) or autumn (September to November) for favorable weather.
Imlil serves as the main gateway where information and guides can be obtained.
Accessible via road from Marrakech; roads may be closed or difficult in winter.
Summers are warm and dry, while winters can be very cold with snow at higher elevations. Spring and autumn offer milder conditions ideal for trekking.
Environmental threats include potential over-tourism and littering on popular trails. Conservation efforts focus on maintaining biodiversity and cultural heritage.
Find the perfect spot to stay overnight and immerse yourself in the details.
Located at the base of Mount Toubkal, offering a popular rest stop for climbers.
Located on the Toubkal Circuit, providing basic accommodations for trekkers.
A challenging climb to the peak of Mount Toubkal, rewarding with breathtaking views.
A picturesque walk through Berber villages with views of the surrounding valleys.
A multi-day trek offering diverse landscapes and insights into the Berber culture.
Provides stunning views over the Toubkal and Ifni valleys.
Plan your trek for spring or autumn to avoid extreme temperatures.
Be prepared for sudden weather changes as conditions can be unpredictable at high altitudes.
Consider hiring a local guide for an enriched cultural and safe trekking experience.
Bring adequate gear for high-altitude hiking, including layers for varying temperatures.