MT TOUBKAL – A 4 Day Trek in Morocco
MT TOUBKAL – A 4 Day Trek in Morocco
A video of my 4-day trek of Mount Toubkal, the highest mountain in North Africa, situated in the Atlas Mountain range in Morocco.
I did this trip with The Bucketlist Company and I can’t recommend them enough – such a great group and a great group leader who looked after us and sorted everything from start to finish. Check out all of their…
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Well done Grace well done ❤
Amazing! Thanks for sharing.
Very informative. I didn't realise quite the effect altitude can have. Well, now we know.
Great job! Too bad you didn't have more chance to acclimate…if you try something like Kilimanjaro or Mt Blanc in the future, that will be a must! You toughed it out well!
Why don't use a helicopter,take you to the summit?
number of muhammed pls ?
Toubkal is popular 🎉🎉
Great video and well done!
I'm planning on doing this myself, do you think it is possible to do this hike solo? How is finding accomodation?
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It's great trip ❤🏞️⛰️🌲❤️
damn, altitude sickness is a bitch
Well donne
This fucking place is not safe. Don't ever go there.
It's my favorite trip ❤
You complaining about everything ..stay home
What time did you do the trek? I'm going in a month and looking at what kind of clothes you had 😀
Nice footage here and well edited. What month did you climb in? Thanks for posting the vid
What month did u Climb in? I am doing it in September and wondering if there will be snow up there
What month of the year was this? I’m looking to climb it next month
Can i have the whatsapp number of the guide pls
Very good nice❤
Well done! On my list of place's to hike. QUESTION; how do you know when you need to stop and when the altitude is too dangerous for you?
I’m going in September now I’m worried 😂
Have you been to gresses Greece
Thankyou for this beautiful video I never realised Morroco's beauty you have inspired me to go here
Good work Grace. I suffered with altitude sickness on my Everest Base Camp trek.
I’m thinking of doing this trek, what month were you there and what sleeping bag did you use?
Just finished this climb. Hardest part was the knee jarring and slipping on the way down to the Refuge. Absolutely knackered and had to resort to a mule on the way back to Imlil
Merveilleux
Ah no way! I remember watching your wild camping vids a year or two back. Typed in Toubkal (looking at doing it either this year or next year) and you are the first vid that came up.
Proud of you! 🎉🎉🎉 Awesome to see you going from U.K. hills to mountain peaks of North Africa. Love it!
If you are ever in South Wales and up for a hike, give us a shout. Or if you want a altitude sickness amigo on your next crazy adventure, I’m in! 🤟🏼Goal is to do Dolomites, Toubkal, Ararat, Kilimanjaro over next year or two.
Any tips on Toubkal? Did you train much for it? Any advice would be awesome.
Keep doing you and keep crushing it 👌🏼🎉🎉🎉🎉 (apologies for the Novel length comment)
That's the last place I would go
@ 13:50 You are a trooper Grace!!! Now try asking that same question while trying to make the ascent up Mt Everest…to make it even more depressing, when one of your landmarks is called Green Boots, named for the green boots belonging to a climber who died on the main Northeast ridge route…
This looked truly amazing!! Well done. Really enjoying going through your channel.
Good
Awesome trip! I went up Toubkal in the winter a few years back, amazing to see how different the landscape is.
Great watch. I have booked with TBC as well. Looking forward to it.
Will have a look through some more of your videos as you seem very genuine.
Can I get the phone of the guide thank you beautiful video 😊
Good effort Grace. Definitely a trip to remember I bet.
Was there any solo hikers?
Very interesting video. But I wonder at what time of year you have climbed the mountain? 🙂
beautiful countries 💙
Congrats on the climb and overcoming the challenge! You’re stronger than you realize!
I’m going in May. Of course, I live at 9300 feet (~2800m), and hike and climb above 14,000 feet (4200 or so), and have been as high as 19,341 feet (5895m). The part I was worried about, was if there was any scrambling, or is it just hiking??
Great video! May I ask what time of year this was?
Dangerous place, check out what happened to 2 Danish girls like yourself up there a few years ago.
Well done Grace…It must be Everest Base Camp next!😀 The golden rule when going to altitude is, if you're out of breath you're going too fast!
#المغرب 🇲🇦