Imlil : The Toubkal mountain unique gate

Ancient home of Ait Mizane tribe, Imlil is a small village in the Moroccan High Atlas. It is located at a distance of 64 km south of Marrakech. By it’s altitude of 1740 metres, Imlil is considered as the center of the Moroccan mountain tourism. In addition, it is a sort of a unique gate to the Toubkal National Park and the world wide popular Jbel Toubkal with it’s altitude of 4167 m the culmination point of the High Atlas as well as the northern Africa.

Jbel Toubkal

The Toubkal mountain (Jbel Toubkal) is the highest peak in the Moroccan High Atlas. It is located in the Toubkal National Park with an altitude of 4167 metres at a distance of 63 km of the city of Marrakech. The original name of the mountain is called by Berber people: Adrar n Tubqal.

From Marrakech to the Toubkal summit

Arrival to airport’s Marrakech Menara
The departure from Marrakech to Imlil (64 km) is provided by touristic transport cars.

Toubkal National Park

The Toubkal National Park is the first park created by the Moroccan government in 1942 that covers 380 km². It is situated in the high Atlas region at a distance of 75 km from the city of Marrakech.

Annexe Les Mouflons Imlil

The Annex 'Les Mouflons du Toubkal' refuge is at an altitude of 1700m in the center of Imlil, a beautifull village, situated at 64km south of Marrakech. It is a magnificant spot with dramatic views across a peaceful valley with confortable rooms that guarantee a restfull and peacefull stay.