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Climbing Toubkal

Hiking Jebel Toubkal in Moroccoa??s Atlas Mountains
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Guidebook to hiking Jebel Toubkal in Morocco's Atlas Mountains. Both summer and winter ascents are included along with acclimatisation routes. The Toubkal Circuit multi-day trek, which circumnavigates Jebel Toubkal, is also described in 6 stages. OAC maps are included for all routes. Seasons Summer trekking and ascents: June – August Winter ascents: December – March Off-season possible but with less predictable conditions. Centres Marrakesh is the closest city. Most trekkers start from Imlil for Toubkal and nearby peaks, as well as the Toubkal Circuit. Difficulty Toubkal is a big mountain (4167m/13,671ft) but summer trekking is not technically difficult. Passes on the Toubkal Circuit are 2500–3700m. Nearby peaks are 3000–4000+m. There are beginner routes in winter. Altitude and acclimatisation are the main problems and can kill if not taken seriously. Must See Stand on the summit of Jebel Toubkal, the highest peak in North Africa. Sleep high in the mountains in traditional Moroccan villages and at Toubkal Basecamp. Climb Ouanoukrim (2nd highest peak) or surrounding peaks and trails for views across Toubkal National Park. Complete the 6-day Toubkal Circuit – one of the finest treks in Africa.
Emily Woodhouse is a writer and Mountain Leader. She had lived on three continents before she was 3 years old and has been climbing mountains since she first stepped into Yosemite Valley as a toddler. She has been an active member of Mountain Rescue (UK) since 2015 and is very involved in outdoor education. As a writer, she has bylines across many magazines and newspapers with a focus on adventure travel. You can read more about her adventures at travellinglines.com
Map key Mountain safety Overview profile Route summary tables Introduction Trip Planning Basics Travel – Your Journey to Toubkal Accommodation Guides Mules, Muleteers, Porters and Cooks When to Go? How Long do I need? Local Context and Detail Health and Hygiene Safety and Risk Accidents and First Aid Altitude Emergency Rescue Food and Drink Money Charging, Phones and Photography Maps and Navigation Language Hut Reading A History of Mountaineering in Morocco Plants Beyond this Book Winter Route 1 Imlil to Basecamp Route 2 Basecamp to Toubkal Summit (Normal – Ikhibi Sud) Route 3 Basecamp to Toubkal Summit (Alternative – Ikhibi Nord) Route 4 Aougdal Bou Tioana Gully (Acclimatisation Hike 1) Route 5 Tizi n’Ouanoums (Acclimatisation Hike 2) Route 6 Ouanoukrim Summer Route 7 Imlil Waterfall Hike Route 8 Imlil to Basecamp Route 9 Basecamp to Toubkal Summit (Normal – Ikhibi Sud) Route 10 Basecamp to Toubkal Summit (Alternative – Ikhibi Nord) Route 11 The Full Horseshoe Route 12 Ouanoukrim Route 13 Aguelzim Other 4000-ers Toubkal Circuit Stage 1 Imlil to Tacheddirt Stage 2 Tacheddirt to Azib Likemt Stage 3 Azib Likemt to Amsouzert Stage 4 Amsouzert to Lake Ifni Stage 5 Lake Ifni to Toubkal Basecamp Stage 6 Toubkal Basecamp to Imlil Appendix A Language Appendix B Glossary of mountaineering terms
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