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Winter Toubkal

Trip type: 
Trekking
Activity level: 
Strenuous
Max group size: 
10
Avg user rating: 
4.5
Africa, Morocco | 8 days
Trip code: 
WT
Trip Overview: 

This is your chance to conquer North Africa's highest peak in winter. Climbing at this time of year provides adventure, excitement and a new dimension to walking in the Atlas Mountains and the views are simply spectacular. There is plenty of time to acclimatise and practise using your ice axes and crampons. With demanding walking, stunning mountain scenery and the added challenge of winter conditions, this is a popular and exciting trek!

Trip Highlights: 
Explore Marrakech
Atlas Mountains in winter
North Africa’s highest peak
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What's included: 

Transport - Minibus, on foot.

Accommodation - Hotel (2nts), refuge (3nts), gite (2nts).

Meals - 7 breakfasts, 5 lunches & 5 dinners.

Trip Photos: 
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The summit! - Morocco
The summit! - Morocco
On trek
Snowy wilderness
Welcome break!
Scenic lunch
Breathtaking scenery
Trekking
Group at summit

Video highlights

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Get an insight into what life is like trekking up Mount Toubkal, North Africa’s highest peak. Follow this intrepid group trekking in the Atlas Mountains and hear about their firsthand experiences.

Into the Atlas

After the morning to experience exotic Marrakech you head off into the mountains and get onto the trails. From Aremd you’ll climb to Neltner (3200m), the base camp for Toubkal, and undertake several walks to get used to the conditions and acclimatise. With three nights at Neltner there is plenty of time to practice walking with crampons.

Winter Trekking

This is an ideal trip for those who want a demanding week’s trekking stunning mountain scenery and the added challenge of the winter environment. The ascent of Toubkal is not technical but does require some scrambling and depending on weather and snow conditions possibly the use of crampons and perhaps ice axes. The amount of snow can of course vary greatly! We would advise checking the forecast a week before departure.

The Roof of North Africa

The main goal of the trip is to summit Jebel Toubkal - North Africa’s highest peak (4167m), but there is also time to climb the sister peak Ouanakrim (4088m). Winter is a more challenging time to trek in the mountains but the rewards are truly inspirational. The mountains are capped with snow and the air is crisp and clear making the views immeasurably more breathtaking. This trip is ideal for solo travellers and groups.

Our Winter Toubkal trip is just one of our many Morocco tours. To find out more visit our Morocco holidays page