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31.135,-7.915,Imlil [FOOT]
31.11,-7.925,Sidi Chamharouch [FOOT]
31.07,-7.935,Toubkal refuge [FOOT]
31.0606,-7.9156,Toubkal summit

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The Roof of North Africa
Jebel Toubkal is the highest mountain in North Africa, reached on a two day trek from the Berber village of Imlil in the High Atlas. The first day climbs the Mizane valley past a small shrine to a refuge at 3200 metres. The summit push starts before dawn up scree and snow to a barren ridge at 4167 metres, with the Atlas rolling away in every direction and the Sahara haze to the south.


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Most climbers hire a local mountain guide and a mule from Imlil and stay at the Toubkal refuge before the dawn summit push.
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In winter and spring the summit cone holds snow and ice and needs crampons and an axe. Even in summer the altitude bites, ascend slowly.


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https://www.visitmorocco.com/en/travel/toubkal-national-park
Toubkal park info