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Ahmed Aouzal

Arrival in Imlil: - Upon arrival in Imlil, you will be welcomed by a local family who will offer you a traditional mint tea accompanied by homemade bread, olive oil and amlou (almond paste). and argan oil). - You will then begin a guided walk in the surrounding area to discover the neighboring villages, agricultural terraces, almond and walnut orchards. The panoramic view of Mount Toubkal, the highest peak in North Africa, is a highlight of the morning. Traditional Berber lunch: - You will be invited to share a typical lunch in a Berber house. On the menu, traditional dishes cooked with fresh and local products: - Meat or vegetarian tagine, slowly simmered with local spices. - Berber couscous with vegetables, prepared in an artisanal way. - Accompaniments of local salads and bread baked in the earth oven. - For dessert, seasonal fruits like figs or oranges, often served with sweet mint tea. Culinary discovery and cultural exchanges .

Days 1

Atlas Mountains

taste the food of the Atlas

Day 1: Imlil – Tamsoulte – Night at the Tamsoulte Refuge The trek begins in Imlil, a Berber village at 1740 meters above sea level, where you will meet your guide and your team of mule drivers. You will take a path that crosses orchards and walnut forests, towards the Tizi Mzik pass (2489 meters). From the pass, you will enjoy panoramic views of the Imlil Valley and the surrounding mountains. After a descent into the Azzaden valley, the path takes you to the Tamsoulte waterfalls, the highest in the region. Then, you will reach the Tamsoulte refuge (2250 meters) to spend the night there, surrounded by the tranquility of the mountains.

Day 2: Tamsoulte – Refuge du Toubkal (3200 m) The next day, after an early breakfast, you will begin the ascent to the Tizi Aguelzim pass (3560 meters), a gradual but demanding climb offering breathtaking views of the range of the Atlas. Along the way, you will have moments of pause to admire the arid and majestic landscapes. After crossing the pass, you will descend to the Toubkal refuge (3200 meters), starting point for the ascent to the summit. The night is spent at the refuge, where you will rest in preparation for the big challenge the next day.

Days 2

Day 3: Ascent to the summit of Toubkal (4167 m) – Return to Imlil – Marrakech Early in the morning, around 4 or 5 a.m., you will begin the climb to the summit of Toubkal. The trail is steep and rocky, but the reward is worth the effort. Once at the summit, you will be greeted by a 360° panoramic view of the High Atlas Mountains, the Sahara in the distance and, sometimes, the snow-capped peaks. After a moment of contemplation and pride, you will go back down to the refuge for a well-deserved meal, then continue the descent to Imlil. At the end of the day, a transfer will take you back to Marrakech, where this exceptional adventure ends. This 3-day hike offers a perfect balance between nature discovery, cultural exploration and physical challenge, while immersing you in the unique atmosphere of the Moroccan mountains.

Days 3

Off the beaten track

Day 1: Marrakech – Aït Bouguemez - Transfer: Departure from Marrakech to reach the Vallée Heureuse, a 4 to 5 hour journey through the High Atlas mountains. You cross the Tizi n'Tichka pass, admiring breathtaking landscapes before arriving in the valley. - Installation: Arrival in Aït Bouguemez in the afternoon, installation in a homestay or gîte. - Hiking: Short acclimatization hike around the villages of Aït Bouguemez to discover the terraced fields, orchards, and first contacts with the inhabitants. Night in lodge.

Day 2: Aït Bouguemez – Sidi Moussa – Timit - Distance: 10-12 km, approximately 5-6 hours of walking This first full day of hiking takes you to discover the traditional Berber villages of the valley. You will visit the collective granary of Sidi Moussa, located on a hill, before continuing through villages like Aït Imi and Timit, where you can observe local agricultural techniques. Night in lodge.

Day 3: Aït Imi – Col de Tizi n’Aït Imi – Tighremt n’Aït Ahmed - Distance: 15-16 km, approximately 6-7 hours of walking - Elevation difference: 900 m / -700 m You start the day with an ascent towards the Tizi n'Aït Imi pass (2900 m). This passage offers you a spectacular view of the Vallée Heureuse and the surrounding mountains. The descent then takes you to Tighremt n'Aït Ahmed, an isolated and traditional village where you will spend the night in a tent or with a local.

Day 4: Tighremt n’Aït Ahmed – Source of Aïn Aflafal – Distance: 14 km, approximately 6 hours of walking After breakfast, you continue the hike towards the source of Aïn Aflafal. This stage crosses high mountain pastures, often used by nomads with their herds. Arrival at the source in the afternoon, setting up the bivouac near this high altitude oasis. Night in tent.

Days 4

Day 5: Aïn Aflafal – Tarkeddid Plateau – M'Goun base camp - Distance: 12-15 km, approximately 7 hours of walking - Elevation difference: 800 m This day is marked by a regular climb towards the Tarkeddid plateau, located at more than 3,000 meters above sea level. You cross desert and mineral landscapes while enjoying the view of the surrounding peaks. You arrive at the M’Goun base camp at the end of the day, where you will spend the night in a tent.

Days 5

Day 6: Ascent of M'Goun (4071 m) - Descent to Oulilimte - Distance: 10-12 km, approximately 8-9 hours of walking - Elevation difference: 1,100 m / -1,200 m One of the highlights of this hike is the ascent of Djebel M'Goun, culminating at 4071 meters. You leave early in the morning to reach the summit and enjoy panoramic views of the entire High Atlas range. After a while at the summit, you go back down to Oulilimte to set up camp. Night in tent.

Days 6

Day 7: Oulilimte – Ouzighimt Valley – Return to Aït Bouguemez - Distance: 10-15 km, approximately 6-7 hours of walking The hike continues with a descent into the Ouzighimt valley. You pass through isolated villages and green landscapes before reaching the Happy Valley. Return to Aït Bouguemez in the afternoon, then transfer by vehicle to Marrakech. --- Highlights of the hike: - Ascent of Djebel M'Goun, second highest peak in Morocco. - Discovery of the authentic Berber villages of Aït Bouguemez. - Meeting with mountain nomads and exploration of varied landscapes: mountains, plateaus and fertile valleys. - Immersive experience with nights in a bivouac tent or with a local. Practical advice: - Bring good hiking equipment, including suitable shoes and clothing for the cold at altitude. - Bring a sleeping bag, especially for nights in bivouac. - Bring energy snacks for long days of walking. This 7-day hike offers a complete High Atlas experience, combining physical challenge, cultural disc

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