Mount Toubkal

Mount Toubkal is the highest mountain peak in the Atlas mountain range, with a height of about 4,165 meters. This summit is located in the center of Morocco, 60 km south of Marrakesh in the High Atlas. The geographical nature of the slopes of Mount Toubkal is characterized by being full of forests that The juniper that is left by the alpine meadows grows in the upper slopes, while the lower slopes are very large places that attract many people to visit and sit in, and it is characterized by the presence of the Toubkal National Park, which can be visited in the winter to practice hobby skiing and in the summer to walk in its lawns The vast green, and most people tend to hobby climbing specifically the Atlas Mountains and Mount Toubkal. [2] Mount Toubkal consists of volcanic rocks cut to form deep and narrow valleys, and the mountain descends steeply at an altitude of 1,800 meters from the south, and there is a small lake called Lake Defne in On the south side, and on the west side, the edge of the mountain has a walkable path called Tizi Nuanums, with a height of approximately 3,664 meters. WSW mountain range can be reached from this path Then access to the western region of Toubkal, which rises approximately 4,020 meters, which connects to the top of the mountain. There is also the Mizan Valley in the northwestern side, which represents an easy way for passengers and climbers to reach the top of Mount Toubkal safely.

The northern valley was a natural elevator of the mountain but was built Mountain hut belonging to the French Alps Club so climbers use the southern route instead of the northern road.