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High Atlas — Imenane Valley & Azib Tamsoult

An immersion in the High Atlas through mountain landscapes that may be snow-covered depending on conditions. Overnight in a bivouac at Azib Tamsoult (2,200 m). Depart and return Marrakech. Moderate level · ≈ 5 hours walking per day · ≈ 900 m cumulative ascent.

High Atlas — Imenane Valley & Azib Tamsoult

Highlights

Imenane Valley & Berber villages
Overnight bivouac at Azib Tamsoult (2,200 m)
Tizi n’Mzik Pass (2,489 m) and views of Toubkal
Certified mountain guide & muleteers
Moderate level · ≈ 5 hours walking / day

Day-by-day itinerary

  • Departure from Marrakech towards Imlil, about 1.5 hours by road.
  • Meet your mountain guide, muleteer and logistics team.
  • Begin the trek through the Berber villages of Aremd and the Assif Imenane Valley.
  • Cross orchards, high-altitude pastures and traditional stone bergeries.
  • Arrive at Azib Tamsoult, 2,200 m, in the late afternoon.
  • Set up camp and enjoy a traditional dinner under canvas.

Walking time: approximately 5 hours.

Subject to weather and snow conditions.

  • Breakfast at the bivouac.
  • Ascent to Tizi n’Mzik Pass, 2,489 m, with exceptional views of the Toubkal massif and surrounding valleys.
  • Picnic lunch along the trail.
  • Descent to Imlil via the village of Aremd.
  • Return to Marrakech in the late afternoon.

Walking time: approximately 5 hours.

Included

  • Private transfers Marrakech – Imlil – Marrakech
  • Certified mountain guide
  • Muleteer and mules for luggage and equipment
  • Bivouac tents
  • Full board during the trek (breakfast, picnic lunch, dinner)
  • Cooking and camping equipment

Not included

  • Sleeping bag rated for extreme cold (comfort recommended: −10 °C to −15 °C)
  • Headlamp
  • Drinks
  • Personal expenses
  • Tips for the team

Recommended equipment

  • Sleeping bag rated for extreme cold
  • Waterproof hiking boots
  • Gaiters (recommended in snow)
  • Trekking poles
  • Thermal layers, fleece, waterproof and windproof jacket
  • Warm down jacket, hat and gloves
  • Headlamp and power bank
  • Water bottle or hydration bladder (minimum 2 litres)

Important information

  • In January, night-time temperatures can drop below freezing, down to −10 °C depending on conditions.
  • In case of heavy snow or unfavourable weather, the guide may adapt the itinerary to ensure participant safety.
  • Spring water is available along the route.

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