Adrenalin at the summits: Tour of Toubkal
A sporting cocktail for this adventure-filled trek, punctuated by contrasting landscapes, from the stony massifs of the High Atlas to the gentle, fresh touches of the small rivers. Experience the thrill of climbing the highest peaks in North Africa!
Itinerary in 6 Days :
Day 1: Imlil 1 700m - Tachedirt 2 310m :
- Between ravines and magnificent panoramic views of the Imenane valley. Night in bivouac - 3-4h walk
Day 2: Tachedirt - Azib Likemt 2 560m :
- Crossing the Tizi Likemt pass, overlooking Berber villages and cultures.
- Night in bivouac - 6h walk
Day 3: Azib Likemt - Amsouzaert 1 780m :
- Enjoy a mix of rocky slopes and green, flower-filled spaces!
- Overnight in a gîte in Amsouzaert - 7h walk
Day 4: Amsouzaert - Lake Ifni 2 295m :
- An exceptional stopover at the lake, nestled in a majestic setting.
- Overnight in a bivouac above the lake - 3h walk
Day 5: Ifni lake - Nelter hut 3 210m :
- Crossing the Tizi n'Ouanoums pass: a change of scenery!
- Overnight at the refuge - 4h30 walk
Day 6: Climbing Mt Toubkal :
- for the more adventurous! And return to Imlil (or next day) - 5h walk
Technical details :
- Ascent: 6,470m
- Level : Sustained
- Training: good physical stamina - altitude acclimatisation recommended
The team :
Professional guide, member of the Bureau des Guides d'Imlil
Meals :
Healthy and fresh, prepared by our chefs: Full picnic lunches; Dinners cooked in the refuge.
Equipment :
Mules (1 for 2 people), hiking poles, water, snacks and first-aid kit.
And the environment...
This trek is characterised by a mountainous environment with vertiginous, mineral slopes and soils carpeted with flowers (carnations, scorsonera), as well as the discovery of Lake Ifni, one of the most beautiful in Morocco. Created by a gigantic landslide, Lake Ifni is nestled in a spectacular high mountain setting. From its steep banks, it overlooks emerald waters 50 metres deep, populated by rainbow trout. We'll come across villages perched between walnut, fig and apricot trees, and we may be lucky enough to spot the Levaillant's woodpecker, a small greenish bird with a red callote, common in this region.
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