School Trip Toubkal Ascent
A challenging trek for school groups expeditions in Morocco, climb Mount Toubkal the highest peak in the North Africa.
Sunrise from Toubkal
You’ll spend a night in a mountain refuge and climb famous Mt. Toubkal (4167m) in time to catch sunrise from the summit.
Toubkal ascent in the winter
The Toubkal ascent is one of our most popular winter trekking courses and ascends the highest peak in the Atlas Mountains in Morocco.
Exploring the Berber villages
The Atlas Mountains on a full-trip from Marrakech and discover broad valleys, lush orchards and stunning views of Mount Toubkal.
Mint tea at the Berber House
This is probably the reason why the tea, Moroccan most popular drink, is called Moroccan or berber whiskey. Moroccan tea in not just a drink.
Morocco Food
Has a unique blend of sweet and savory flavours. Local specialties include tajines (a stew cooked in an earthenware pot), couscous, and pastilles.
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Question & Answer:
What should I pack?
All technical winter climbing equipment is included in the price of this trip (Crampons + Ice Axes). For your own kit, here’s what your local host recommends you pack: Thermal underwear top and bottom Down, fleece or wool jacket * Waterproof jacket and trousers Scarf, hat and mittens or gloves Long-sleeve and short-sleeve hiking shirts Sturdy, broken-in hiking boots with full ankle support * Sun protection (hat, sunglasses, sun block) First aid kit Personal toiletries Sanitary supplies (toilet paper, wet wipes, and ziplock baggies to carry out) Head torch * Day-pack * Water bottle * Towel Items marked with an asterisk can be hired locally in Imlil at the start of your trek
What’s the weather like?
January, February and March are the best months to do winter treks in the Atlas Mountains. January sees the lowest temperatures—average 6 °C throughout the month—but is still pleasant for hiking. You can look forward to trekking on snow on the higher paths with your crampons and ice axes at the ready to give you extra stability.
What is the hike like? How fit do I need to be?
This trek requires a fairly good level of fitness. You must be capable of hiking all day up paths of moderate difficulty. The walking is relatively straightforward, but the loose footing and high altitude will make the going quite difficult in parts. However, the views along the way make the journey more than worthwhile!
What is the food like on the trek?
Moroccan food has a unique blend of sweet and savory flavours. Local specialties include tajines (a stew cooked in an earthenware pot), couscous, and pastilles (flaky pastries stuffed with meat and dusted with cinnamon and sugar). Food is often spiced with cumin, tumeric and ginger. Meals on the trek are cooked by the Berber muleteers. The food is fresh and healthy.
What sort of Experience do your guides have?
All of our guides are certified by the Centre de Formation aux Metiers de Montagne in Morocco. They are all drawn from the local population and they all speak English, French, Spanish and German.
Do you arrange Marrakech accommodation and airport transfers?
If you enquire about it, then yes, we do, as we work closely with more then 15 riads and hotels in Marrakech. Airport transfer can also be arranged.
Do you pick us up from where we are staying in Marrakech?
All our drivers know Marrakech well and Morocco in general like the back of their hand, so we can pick you up from where ever you are staying.
What accomodation is there during the trek?
That will depend on season, itinerary and what the clients would like. We use tents, local houses and mountain refuges usually.
Can I change the trek? How can I do it?
Yes the trek can be changed if you enquire about it, or if the weather condition requires the trekking route to be altered for safety reasons.
How about the Price/Payment?
The price quoted is per person and we quote in Euros (€), but you can pay in Sterling (£)/ US Dollars ($)/ Moroccan Dirham.

Our Tours:

The Atlas Mountains are a mountain range across a northern stretch of Africa extending about 2,500km (1,500 miles) through Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia. The Atlas ranges separate the Mediterranean and Atlantic coastlines from the Sahara Desert. The mountains are divided into additional and separate ranges, including the High Atlas, Middle Atlas and the Anti-Atlas.

5 day Berber Villages, Green Valleys & High Atlas Mountain Passes trek
Just 3 hours flight from the UK, The High Atlas Mountains near Marrakech offer some of the finest trekking in the world. This a stunning five-day trek in the High Atlas Mountains of Morocco. We trek through a variety of landscapes from lush valleys to barren rock. The route takes us through colorful Berber villages and over nice mountain passes.
The trek will be supported by a berber team; Mountain guide, cook and muleteers & mules for luggage.
The nights will be spent in the gites ( berber homes).

Other Tours:
(Period: from May to October – Duration: 15 days – Level: medium)
The pedestrian raid (with bat mules) that we propose is a loop around the Massif.
After the first stages in inhabited valleys where we will meet the Berber civilization, we will approach a wilder area, with as final bouquet, the ascent (easy) of the djebel Toubkal itself (4167m).
– Balconies and villages of Toubkal
(Period: from May to October – Duration: 8 days – Level: easy)
From village to village, to the peaceful rhythm of the Berbers who accompany us, we set out to discover another world.
A walk full of colors and meetings at the foot of the Toubkal, the highest mass of the Moroccan Atlas.
(Period: from May to October – Duration: 8 days – Level: supported).
We will explore, in the best conditions of freshness, thanks to the altitude, the remotest regions of its high sunken valleys where tiny villages nestle in which life seems not to have changed for centuries. During all this time, we will not go down below 1500 m and pass under relatively easy conditions, three passes at more than 3000 m, altitude where it is not uncommon to meet shepherds. The path through the days, we will gently bring back to the foot of the Toubkal, of which we will make the ascent by an original way
– The great crossing of the both Atlas
(Period: from May to October – Duration: 22 days – Level: medium)
A world apart from ages and time, the High Atlas remains the last universe of high mo, ntagne to discover in the Maghreb.
Slowly, for almost 3 weeks, this itinerary is a dive into this maze of valleys, peaks and mountains with strange and colorful reliefs. Sometimes desert of pink rocks, sometimes a verdant valley where the wheat waves to the rhythm of a fresh breeze, the High Atlas is of an extraordinary diversity. The perched villages, or hidden at the foot of a wadi, are tinged with the color of the surrounding land, and the impetuous torrents flow in the wild gorges.
Sources of clear water feed large plateaus where Berber shepherds nomadise during the summer.
And all around, the mountain is adorned with a symphony of colors and lights, creating an atmosphere where the stranger loses his bearings to better find himself …
Torn and gripping space reveals itself at every turn and every step during this long wandering. Never could the eye have imagined so much finesse and diversity in the same place.
From the nakedness of Djebel Anoghmer to the valley of the thousand kasbahs that close it, this journey was seen as a surprising discovery.
Adventure Iran
A team of well-trained and experienced personnel started this company when Iran started to become known as a trekking paradise. The country is one of the gateways to Iranian plateau which is one of the largest plateaus in the region. Since its inception in 2006, Adventure Iran is has been organizing different tours and activities.
Adventure Iran creates a friendly and safe trekking environment. Since customer satisfaction is our priority we are recognized as one of the leading trekking agencies in the country.
Fold N Visit
Founded in 2013, Fold n ‘Visit is a very young company with experience in pedestrian and cycling tours in Porto and long distance cycling routes to the north of the Iberian Peninsula. Our activities are coordinated by tourism professionals, with a huge knowledge of heritage and sports.
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Running in The High Atlas Mountains