Dubbed the "Mountains of Mountains" by the Berber, the Atlas are the highest ranges in North Africa, with more than 40 peaks of over 3000 metres (11,500 feet), stretching from the Atlantic coast at Agadir all the way to Tunisia. Among the most popular, Mount Toubkal is, at 4167 metres (13, 670 feet), the highest peak in North Africa, one of the peaks most often featured in Atlas treks.
Trekking in this region can take you to ochre-coloured Berber villages tucked away in lush, green, terraced valleys, through naked passes, up to the seasonally snow-capped summits, which can be reached in but one day of hard trekking, or in anything from 2 to 7 days according to your ability and choice of stay with us. which can take up to seven days to reach.
