Toubkal National Park, located about 70 kilometers south of Marrakech, takes its name from Jebel Toubkal, the highest peak in North Africa. It’s a popular destination for hikers exploring the High Atlas. The Mgoun massif, situated around 180 kilometers southeast of Marrakech in the Central High Atlas, offers a quieter hiking experience compared to the Toubkal massif, though both are part of the same mountain range.
Our hiking itineraries range from 2 to 9 days (with up to 8 nights spent in tents or mountain lodges), with six options featuring more remote trails and rugged campsites. Due to its distance from Marrakech and more isolated setting, the Mgoun massif attracts fewer visitors, offering a more tranquil and secluded experience. However, Toubkal National Park still remains less crowded than popular European hiking destinations like the Alps.
