Morocco is located at the north-western tip of Africa, the towering peaks of the High Atlas force the clouds to dispel large amounts of rainfall and snow down to 2000m in the winter. Mountain passes, covered by snow and lonely valleys form a strong contrast to the oases and palm trees in the south of Morocco.

Enjoy the winter months in the High Atlas. Morocco's mountains are a paradise for snow climbers and ski fans. We start most of our ski-tours at the Toubkal-Hut (3,200m / 10,499ft). Our itinerary starts at the end of the Mizane valley in the village Aroumd (1,900m / 6,234ft). We ascend the well-defined mule trail above the eastern side of the Assif Reraya to the hamlet and shrine of Sidi Chamhorough (2,200m / 7,218ft). From here we can usually continue in the snow to the Toubkal-Hut (3,200m / 10,499ft). The mules which carry our baggage from Imlil will return here as they cannot continue in the snow. Our baggage will now be carried by local people.

We will climb North Africa's highest peak Mt Toubkal (4,167m / 13,671ft), Ouanoukrim (4,088m / 13,412ft), Akiod (4,010m / 13,156ft) and others with our skis and enjoy our descent to the Toubkal hut. This trip is designed to be non-technical but crampons and ice axes may be required. The participants need to have experiences with ski-tours and an excellent physical condition is required due to the high altitude differences we have to manage. The best time of year for ski touring is February - April when snow conditions are usually at their best. Skiers need to be competent and reasonably fit.