4 Days High Atlas Mountains Trek
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4 Days High Atlas Mountains Trek, Explore remote valleys, mountain passes, and Berber villages on a 4-day High Atlas trekking tour with experienced local guides.
Included
- Transportation
- Professional mountain guide
- Mule support
- Accommodation (3 nights)
- Full board during trek
Not Included
- Personal expenses
- Travel insurance
- Tips and gratuities
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Departure
Marrakech -
Departure Time
8 AM -
Return Time
6 PM -
Dress Code
Comfort Shoes and Cloths
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Tour Plan
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Day 1: Marrakech – Imlil – Aroumd Village
Your journey begins with a morning transfer from Marrakech to the heart of the High Atlas Mountains, arriving in the picturesque village of Imlil (1,740m). Upon arrival, you meet your certified local mountain guide and mule team.
The trek starts with a gentle acclimatization hike, allowing you to adjust to the altitude while enjoying panoramic views of terraced fields, walnut groves, and traditional Berber houses. The trail gradually leads to Aroumd village, one of the most beautiful settlements in the region, perched above the Imlil Valley.
You’ll spend the night in a welcoming Berber guesthouse, enjoying a traditional Moroccan dinner and a peaceful mountain atmosphere.
Hiking time: 2–3 hours
Overnight: Aroumd village
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Day 2: Aroumd – Tizi n’Tamatert Pass – Ouaneskra Village
After breakfast, the trek continues uphill through cultivated terraces and scenic mountain paths toward Tizi n’Tamatert Pass (2,279m). From the pass, enjoy breathtaking views over the Tamatert Valley, dotted with remote villages and dramatic peaks.
The descent leads through the fertile valley, passing shepherds, orchards, and small Berber hamlets where daily life remains unchanged for generations. The trail eventually brings you to the charming village of Ouaneskra, surrounded by juniper trees and open mountain landscapes.
Dinner and overnight in a traditional guesthouse.
Hiking time: 4–5 hours
Overnight: Ouaneskra village
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Day 3: Ouaneskra – Tizi n’Aguersioual – Matate Village
Today’s trek follows remote mountain trails offering stunning ridge walks and wide-open views of the High Atlas ranges. The ascent to Tizi n’Aguersioual Pass reveals dramatic scenery and an authentic sense of wilderness.
As you descend, the landscape changes to rocky paths and hidden valleys, providing a deeper insight into traditional Berber rural life. You may encounter villagers tending fields or guiding their livestock along ancient routes.
Arrive in the peaceful village of Matate, known for its hospitality and panoramic valley views. Enjoy a home-cooked dinner and overnight in a local guesthouse.
Hiking time: 5–6 hours
Overnight: Matate village
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Day 4: Matate – Imlil – Marrakech
After breakfast, begin the final descent through scenic trails back toward Imlil Valley. This leisurely walk allows you to reflect on the journey while enjoying the last views of the Atlas Mountains.
Upon arrival in Imlil, enjoy lunch before your return transfer to Marrakech, arriving in the afternoon with unforgettable memories of Berber culture, mountain landscapes, and authentic village life.
Hiking time: 3–4 hours
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🧭 Tour Information – High Atlas Mountains & Mount Toubkal Treks
This section applies to all trekking and hiking tours in the High Atlas Mountains, including Berber village hikes and Mount Toubkal ascents.
🥾 What You Should Bring
To ensure a safe and comfortable trekking experience, we recommend bringing the following essentials:
- Comfortable trekking backpack (20–35L)
- Good-quality hiking boots (well broken-in)
- Warm sleeping bag (especially for refuge stays)
- Trekking poles (optional but highly recommended)
- Reusable water bottle or hydration system
- Sunscreen (high SPF), lip balm & sunglasses
- Personal first aid kit & medications
- Headlamp or torch (important for summit days)
- Camera or phone for photos
- Personal toiletries & wet wipes
- Cash for tips and personal expenses
- Lightweight, breathable hiking clothes
- Warm fleece or down jacket
- Waterproof and windproof jacket
- Trekking trousers (convertible recommended)
- Thermal base layers (for high altitude or winter)
- Sun hat or cap
- Warm hat and gloves (essential above 3,000m)
- Comfortable hiking socks (plus spare pairs)
- Spring (March–May): Mild temperatures, green valleys, wildflowers
- Autumn (September–November): Clear skies, perfect hiking conditions
- Possible but warmer at lower altitudes
- Early starts recommended
- Snow above 3,000m
- Ideal for experienced trekkers and winter ascents of Mount Toubkal
- Requires winter equipment and professional guidance
- Berber village treks: Easy to moderate
- High Atlas multi-day treks: Moderate
- Mount Toubkal ascent: Moderate to challenging
- All treks are led by licensed, experienced local mountain guides
- Mule support is provided to carry luggage and supplies
- First aid equipment is carried by guides
- Routes are adapted based on weather and group ability
- Safety and comfort are our top priorities
- Accommodation in Berber guesthouses, mountain lodges, or refuges
- Clean, simple, and authentic mountain hospitality
- Meals are freshly prepared by our cook and include:
- Breakfast, picnic lunches, and hot dinners
- Vegetarian options available upon request
- Mineral water is provided during the trek
- Traditional Moroccan meals (tajines, soups, salads)
- Special dietary requirements can be arranged in advance
- Mules carry main luggage (max weight applies)
- You only carry a daypack during hikes
- Personal valuables should stay with you
- Mountain guide
- Muleteers
- Cook
- Trekking and hiking activities
- High-altitude trekking (for Toubkal)
- Medical evacuation
- Hiring local guides and muleteers
- Using local guesthouses
- Respecting Berber culture and traditions
- Practicing Leave No Trace principles
- Help you choose the right trek
- Advise on equipment rental
- Customize your itinerary
- Answer any pre-departure questions
