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This six day trek links a series of villages and passes across the High Atlas rather than focusing on a single summit. Early days cross the Tacht and Mzik passes near Ait Aissa and Tizi Oussem, with a stop at the Tamsoult waterfalls, before passing beneath Jbel Toubkal and the Sidi Chamharouch shrine on day three.
The route then climbs into the Imnane Valley via the Tamatert Pass, reaching the trek's high point at Tizi n'Addi, 2,900 metres, on day five, with views over the villages and passes already crossed and a stop at the prehistoric rock carvings near Oukaimeden. The final day descends through Imsker and Imi Oughlad back towards Asni and Marrakech.
This suits travellers who want an extended, higher-altitude High Atlas trek with strong cultural immersion, moving between remote homestays and local lodges rather than a fixed base or a single summit objective.
An English-speaking guide leads throughout, with mules or porters available for luggage transport if required.
This six day trek covers more ground and reaches a higher point than the shorter village treks, climbing to 2,900 metres at Tizi n'Addi and linking a wider network of villages and homestays rather than focusing on a single valley or pass.
Travellers with less time may prefer one of our shorter village trek options.
Yes, day three follows a trail at the foot of Jbel Toubkal and passes the Sidi Chamharouch shrine, though this trek does not include a summit attempt, focusing instead on the surrounding valleys and villages.
Travellers wanting to reach the summit should look at our dedicated Toubkal trek options instead.
Accommodation consists of local lodges and homestays in villages along the route, offering a genuine introduction to mountain community life rather than fixed hotel-style facilities.
Facilities are simple but comfortable, in keeping with the remote setting.
This trek is graded medium overall, though the 2,900 metre high point at Tizi n'Addi and six consecutive days of walking make good general fitness important, even though no technical climbing is involved.
The altitude on day five is the most demanding section of the route.
Mules or porters are available for luggage transport if required, so you can choose to carry only a daypack with water, layers and personal essentials during the walking days.
This service is available throughout the six days.
The prehistoric rock carvings near Oukaimeden are visited on day five, close to the Tizi n'Addi Pass, and are among the notable historical sites found across the High Atlas region.
They add a distinct cultural stop alongside the trek's scenery.
The minimum age is 10, and the trek's length and altitude make it best suited to older, active children and adults.
Group sizes range up to 20 people, and private departures can be arranged on request.
Sturdy broken-in trekking boots, warm layers for cold nights at altitude, and waterproof and windproof outer layers are essential, along with trekking poles recommended for the passes.
Sun protection, a small daypack and a head torch round out the essential kit.
No technical climbing is involved, but the altitude and remote homestay accommodation suit travellers comfortable with basic facilities and consecutive days of walking.
Previous hillwalking experience is helpful given the trek's length and high point.
Cancellations made more than 90 days before departure receive a full refund. Cancellations between 80 and 90 days before departure receive a 50% refund, and cancellations within 70 days of departure are non-refundable.
Written notice is required, and travel cancellation insurance is strongly recommended.
About the centre
Marrakech
Operated by Active Treks Morocco, a partner of adventuro.
