Local guides only
Every guide is Atlas-born and brevet-certified. They read weather off the peaks, not off a phone, and they know whose door to knock on when the pass closes.
Marrakech · High Atlas · Est. 2011
The mountainkeeps no secrets.
Guided expeditions into the High Atlas — Toubkal at first light, Berber villages no road reaches, and passes that only open on foot. Led by guides born on these slopes.
4,167Toubkal summit · m
38Mapped routes
13Years on the ridge
How we run the mountain
Small groups, real grades
Eight walkers to a guide, never more. We grade routes honestly — if it is hard, we say so before you lace up, not halfway up the scree.
Camps that leave no trace
Mule-carried camps, village kitchens, and packed-out waste. We hire from the valleys we walk through, so the trail stays alive after we leave.
Four expeditions we are known for
The rest of the book fills with the season. These run all year.
01
Toubkal summit push
North Africa’s highest point in two days, with a refuge night at 3,200 m.
2 days · Strenuous3,400 MAD
02Berber village traverse
Five valleys, five guesthouses, and a walnut harvest if the season lands right.
5 days · Moderate6,800 MAD
03M’Goun massif expedition
A high, wild traverse for walkers who want gorges, cols, and no crowds.
7 days · Challenging9,200 MAD
04Atlas-to-desert crossing
Down the southern flank until the peaks give way to the first dunes.
6 days · Moderate7,600 MAD
Stamps in the trail book
Every summit and pass we run carries its own field stamp. Collect them the honest way.
4167 mJbel Toubkal
2049 mTizi n’Tichka
3800 mM’Goun Massif
1740 mImlil Valley
They turned us around 200 metres below the summit because the weather said so — and that is exactly why we will walk with them again.
Tell us the dates. We read the mountain.
Send your window and fitness and we will come back with a route, a grade, and an honest weather call.
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