Toubkal Trek & Atlas Mountain Tours with a Certified Local Guide from Imlil
Toubkal Local Guide is run by Mustapha, a certified mountain guide born in Imlil, the trailhead village of Mount Toubkal (4,167 m), the highest peak in North Africa. With 15 years of experience in adventure tourism, he and his family team lead treks in Toubkal National Park, through the Berber villages of the High Atlas, and tours to the Sahara desert.
Choose a 2- or 3-day Toubkal summit trek, a longer trek such as the Toubkal circuit via Lac d’Ifni, a Berber villages hike in the Azzaden or Tachdirt valleys, or a day trip from Marrakech to Imlil, Ourika, Ouirgane, Ouzoud or Essaouira. Transport and accommodation in Imlil can also be arranged.
Send your dates and group size on WhatsApp to get availability and a price from your guide directly.
- Certified mountain guide from Imlil
- 15 years of experience in the Atlas Mountains
- Toubkal treks, Berber villages hikes and day trips
- Transport and accommodation arranged on request
Toubkal treks and day trips
- 2 Days Toubkal Trek from Imlil
- 3 Days Toubkal Summit Trek
- 5 Days Trek: Berber Villages & Toubkal Summit
- 5 Days Trekking in the Atlas Mountains
- 6 Days Toubkal Circuit via Lac d'Ifni
- Toubkal & Azzaden Valley Trek
- 2 Days Berber Villages Trek – Azzaden Valley
- 2 Days Berber Villages Trek – Tachdirt
- 3 Valleys Trek – 3 Days
- Imlil & Atlas Mountains Day Trip
- Ourika Valley Day Trip
- Ouirgane Day Trip
Toubkal trek: frequently asked questions
How many days does it take to climb Mount Toubkal?
Most hikers climb Mount Toubkal (4,167 m) in 2 days from Imlil: day 1 to the Toubkal Refuge (about 3,200 m), day 2 to the summit early in the morning and back down to Imlil. A 3-day trek gives more time to acclimatise.
Do I need a guide to climb Toubkal?
Yes. Hikers on Mount Toubkal must be accompanied by a licensed mountain guide. Our treks are led by a certified local guide from Imlil.
Is the Toubkal trek difficult?
In summer conditions Toubkal is a non-technical trek, but it is long and high: expect 5 to 6 hours of walking to the refuge and an early start with about 1,000 m of ascent to the summit. A good level of fitness is needed; no climbing experience is required outside the winter season.
When is the best time to climb Toubkal?
April to June and September to early November offer the best trekking conditions. From December to March the summit is usually snow-covered and crampons and an ice axe are needed.
How far is Imlil from Marrakech?
Imlil is about 65 km south of Marrakech, around 1 hour 30 minutes by road via Asni.
How do I book a trek with Toubkal Local Guide?
Choose a trek on the website and book online, or send your dates and group size on WhatsApp at +212 649 431 566.








