Africa and the Middle East - Morocco
TREK LENGTH AND GRADIENT
FROM FROM
DURATION
DAYS TOUR
8
Tour code: MJ Tour style: Classic Explore Tour comfort: Basic Trek grade: Moderate to Challenging
Toubkal Climb E
£295 £639
From/To
MARRAKECH Optional city tour
Aguersioual
Tizi n ‘Oudit 220m
TIZI OUSSEM Id Aissa
1850m
Tizi Mzik Pass 2489m
Sidi
A one week trek to North Africa’s highest peak, Mount Toubkal
This one-week walking tour in the High Atlas culminates in the ascent of North Africa’s highest peak, Jebel Toubkal (4167m). We begin in the valley of Imlil, trekking through juniper forests, past Berber villages and over passes climbing steadily to a refuge at Neltner. From Neltner we set out to nearby peaks including an attempt on Toubkal, a rewarding climb with views of the whole Atlas chain.
8 day tour itinerary
Day 1 Join tour Marrakech. Day 2 Imlil Valley From the Berber village of Aguersioual (1650m) we climb through juniper forests, passing colourful villages to the Azaden Valley and on to Tizi n’Oussem (1850m). Day 3 Aremd A steady ascent takes us to Tizi n’Mzik (2489m) before we descend to Aremd (2000m). There is time to explore
4500m 4000m 3500m 3000m 2500m 2000m 1500m
Day 2 - 6hrs Tizi N’Oussem
this traditional settlement. Day 4 Neltner Climb past the holy site of Sidi Chamharouch and on to our base at Neltner (3207m) in the heart of the High Atlas range. Days 5/6 Jebel Toubkal Two days based at Neltner exploring nearby peaks which may include Ouanoukrim (4086m) and Jebel Toubkal itself (4167m) via the
Aremd Neltner
south col; return to Aremd. Day 7 Marrakech Spend a fi nal afternoon among the souks and medinas of the ‘Red City’ of Marrakech. Day 8 Tour ends Marrakech.
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Neltner
Optional Ouanoukrim trek (4086m)
Aremd 0 km HIGH ATLAS RANGE MOROCCO
NELTNER REFUGE
3207m
Ouanoukrim 4086m
4 km Toubkal Climb MJ Jebel
Toubkal 4167m
Cham Harouch
TOUR ONLY
DAYS 8 FLIGHT INCLUSIVE DAYS 8
Tour essentials Imill AREMD
Tizi n ‘Ouanoums 3650m
Optional walk Lake Ifni
Accommodation: 2 nights standard hotels, 3 nights basic village house, 2 nights basic refuge. Meals: 7 breakfasts, 5 lunches and 5 dinners are included. Tour Staff: Explore Tour Leader plus driver(s), mountain guide, cook + muleteers. Transport: Minibus. Trekking Details: We trek for 5 days of this trip with an average of 6 hours of walking each day, with one longer day of up to 11 hours. Generally we walk on well defi ned but rocky mule tracks. We reach a maximum altitude of 4167m. We have graded this trek as moderate to challenging. Group size: Generally 10 to 16.
Planned tour dates
2013 Tour only dates 05 May - 12 May 26 May - 02 Jun 16 Jun - 23 Jun 07 Jul - 14 Jul 21 Jul - 28 Jul 04 Aug - 11 Aug 18 Aug - 25 Aug 01 Sep - 08 Sep 15 Sep - 22 Sep
Flexible fl ight options We have a range of fl exible fl ight options available, please call our sales team for more details.
Single rooms are available from £35
Day 3 - 5hrs
Day 4 - 5hrs
Day 5 - 6.5hrs
Day 6 - 6-7hrs
Day 7 - 1hr
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