Imlil & Toubkal National Park
إمليل
The starting point for climbing Toubkal, the highest peak in North Africa at 4,167 meters, and a trekking base among Berber villages and terraced walnut groves.
Imlil sits at about 1,740 meters, about 65 kilometers from Marrakech, a drive of 1.5 hours. On a day trip you can hike to nearby villages and waterfalls, or go to Kasbah Toubkal for tea and mountain views. Climbing Toubkal usually takes two days, with a night in a refuge at about 3,200 meters, and you must hire a licensed guide. The 2023 earthquake had a major impact on the area, and reconstruction is still ongoing, so check road and accommodation conditions before you set out.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Oukaïmeden
- Ourika Valley & Setti Fatma
- Anima Garden
- Lalla Takerkoust Lake
- Agafay Desert
- Agdal Gardens
- Saadian Tombs
- Ramparts of Marrakech & Bab Agnaou