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Toubkal National Park in Morocco’s High Atlas Mountains is a top-notch park for nature enthusiasts and adventure addicts. Mount Toubkal, the park’s giant, stands at 4,167 meters (13,671 feet) making it the highest mountain in North Africa. The park comprises rocky mountain areas, deep ravines, ancient Berber settlements, and a wide range of plant and animal life. Tourists can go on trekking, mountaineering and have cultural interactions with the local Amazigh tribes whilst enjoying the High Atlas panoramic views. The park is open all year round, with summer being perfect for hiking and winter giving the landscape a white coat of snow.
Mount Toubkal
The highest mountain in North Africa with a height of 4,167 meters A fun place to go for trekking and climbing Different ways that are difficult for different levels of skills
Geography & Landscape
Rugged mountains and very low grounds Alpine meadows and river valleys Different seasons: snow in winter, plants in spring
Flora & Fauna
Atlas cedar and juniper tree areas Barbary goats, foxes, and many kinds of birds Healing and fragrant plants
Berber Villages & Local Culture
Old traditional Amazigh villages in valleys Welcoming, crafts, and local food Chance for interaction for trekkers
Trekking & Outdoor Activities
long hikes to the top of Mount Toubkal Short walks and nature observation Guided tour and camping in the valleys
Best Time to Visit
Spring (April–June): Colourful landscapes and pleasant weather Summer (July–September): Bright sunny days and the excellent condition for trekking Winter (December–February): Snow-covered mountains for the experienced hikers only
Visitor Tips
Get used to the high altitude before climbing to the top Get a local guide for safety’s sake Have proper trekking equipment and water with you Be polite to the locals and do not disturb nature
