We leave Marrakech behind and drive south towards the Imlil Valley and the Toubkal Massif. Starting at Aquersioul (1,600 m), we begin our climb, hiking up to Tizi n'Oudite (2,200 m) for a picnic lunch. Descending through a juniper forest into the Azaden Valley, we then continue towards Id Aissa, enjoying the views of Tizi Zougaghen and Tizaine's colorful mountain villages as we make our way towards Tizi Oussem (1,850 m), where we stay in a traditional Berber-style mud-brick building built into a hillside. Today's moderate eight-and-a-half-kilometer walk is expected to take around six hours, with a total ascent of 750 meters and a descent of 500 meters.

Embark on a steady ascent after breakfast towards Tizi Mzik (2,489m), where we'll witness panoramic views of the mountainous terrain. We'll then descend towards Aremd village (1,950m), the largest in the valley and a cultural hub for Berber traditions. Take a walk around the terraced farming and traditional gites, and stay in a cozy Berber village house with shared facilities, hot showers, and a communal area for eating. Today's seven-kilometre trek is moderate, with an estimated five-hour duration, 429 metres ascent, and 539 metres descent.

On Day 4, we trek from Aremd to Neltner Refuge via Sidi Chamharouch. We'll cross the valley's flood plain and follow the mule tracks up into the rocky cliffs above. After crossing the river, we'll reach the pastoral shrine of Sidi Chamharouch, nestled beside a small waterfall and village houses. From here, we'll continue to climb towards the snow-line and the Neltner Refuge (3,207 m) at the base of Toubkal. The refuge offers basic dorm rooms with bunk beds, shared toilets and showers, a dining room, and a lounge area with a wood-burning stove for socializing. Today's moderate 9.5 km walk is expected to take around five hours, with a total ascent of 1,257 metres.

We will wake up early to begin our climb to the summit of Jebel Toubkal (4,167m). Our route will take us up the steep south cirque, across scree and rock until we reach Tizi n'Toukbal (3,975m), where we will crest the ridge before continuing on a short walk to the summit. The views from the top on a clear day are breathtaking, encompassing the Marrakech Plain, the High Atlas Mountains, and stretching as far south as the Anti-Atlas and the Sahara. After enjoying the view from the top, we will head back down to the refuge for a second night. The challenging four-and-a-half-kilometre walk is expected to take around six hours with a total ascent and descent of 960 metres.

On Day 6, the group retraces their steps down the mountain and heads back towards Imlil. From there, they drive back to Marrakech and have some free time to explore the city's souks and Djemma el Fna Square. The square is a lively place with a variety of street performers, music, and vendors selling all kinds of goods. It's a great place to shop for souvenirs or simply relax at a café and take in the sights and sounds. The walk on this day covers a distance of 11 kilometers and is expected to take around five hours with a descent of 970 meters.

On Day 7, the trip will conclude with breakfast at the hotel in Marrakech. There are no scheduled activities for the day, allowing you to depart from Marrakech at your convenience. If your flight is later in the day, the hotel offers luggage storage facilities. Complimentary airport transfers are available for those departing from Marrakesh Menara Airport (RAK). If your flight schedule allows, you may have some extra time to explore the souks of Marrakech or purchase last-minute souvenirs before departing.