Questions About Booking with Team Toubkal
Can I climb during the winter months?
Toubkal, located in the High Atlas Mountains of Morocco, experiences winter conditions from December to February. During these months, the weather can be harsh and challenging, with cold temperatures and the possibility of snowfall, especially at higher elevations. Toubkal is the highest peak in the Atlas Mountains, standing at 4,167 metres (13,671 feet) above sea level.
If you plan to visit Toubkal during the winter months, be prepared for cold temperatures, potentially sub-zero at higher elevations, and snow-covered trails. Winter trekking and mountaineering on Toubkal require proper gear, including insulated clothing, crampons, and an ice axe. The conditions can be demanding, and it's essential to have experience in winter mountaineering and be well-prepared for the challenges that come with the cold and snow.
What is Team Toubkalβs policy with regard to cancellations?
Please read our cancellation policy π
You will be collected from your Riad in Marrakesh at 0800 and transferred through the foothills of the High Atlas β passing traditional Berber market towns and the spectacular Moulay Brahim gorge β to the village of Imlil (1,740m). Here you will meet your mountain guide, who will brief you on the days ahead and check your equipment. Rental gear is available in Imlil village centre if required.
Starting your day early in Marrakech, you'll wind your way up through the Moulay Brahim Gorge and the upper valleys, taking in the stunning scenery along the way. As you arrive at the foothills of the High Atlas Mountains, you'll meet up with your Berber muleteer crew who will accompany you on your trek.
Welcome to the world of Team Toubkal itineraries, where personalised adventure takes centre stage! Our custom itineraries are carefully crafted to elevate your Toubkal journey into an unforgettable experience. Recognising that each adventurer's aspirations are unique, we excel in tailoring your expedition to align with your dreams and preferences.