Toubkal Trekking Maps

Detailed topographic maps for Morocco's High Atlas mountains and the Toubkal National Park.

At 4167m above sea level, Jebel Toubkal is the highest point in North Africa's High Atlas Mountains, which run for some 2500km through Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia.

The summer ascent via the normal route from Imlil is a non-technical climb, attempted by hundreds of hikers each year. Guides or porters are frequently employed to make the ascent more pleasant, and mules are readily available in the village of Imlil.

During the winter months, the summits around the Toubkal area offer superb mountaineering opportunities, including easily accessible, low-grade 4000m peaks in a non-glacial environment. Classic summer scrambles become serious mixed routes, and infernal summer screes become enjoyable slopes of perfect neve. Add to that some excellent Scottish-style ice gullies and you've got a winter climbing destination not to be missed!

Toubkal Trekking Maps

1:25,000 ADVENTURER  Sheet 1

The essential map for climbing, mountaineering or ski-touring in the Toubkal National Park, our 1:25000 scale topographic map cover the entire Toubkal Massif in one handy double-sided sheet.

Printed on ultra-durable waterproof and tear-proof PolyArt paper, these detailed 1:25000 topographic maps feature contours at 10m intervals, hill shading, woodland and scrub areas, rivers and dry riverbeds. They also shows roads, tracks, and paths, as well as ski-lifts, and have annotations for mountain refuges and campsites. A 1km UTM grid and WGS 84 GPS overlay make the maps compatible with hand-held GPS devices.

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