Mixed group · 6 days · Difficulty 3.5 · £855 · In aid of Imagine This

The Challenge
Jebel Toubkal stands at 4,167m and is the highest mountain in North Africa. In summer it's a big trek. In winter it's something else. Snow on the high ground, ice underfoot, cold that bites, and an alpine start on summit day. It's not technical, but it asks a lot of you. That's exactly why we go.

The Journey
We meet in Marrakech, then head up into the High Atlas. From Imlil we trek through Berber villages to the Azib Tamsoult refuge for our first night in the mountains. Next we climb higher to the Toubkal Refuge at 3,207m, where we eat, rest and prepare for the big one.

Summit day starts in the dark. We climb steadily through the snow, stand on the roof of North Africa, and then make the long descent back to Imlil. You'll be tired and proud, and you'll have earned it. We finish in Marrakech with a celebration dinner in the medina.

The Team
This is a mixed group of men and women, solo or with friends, all chasing the same summit. Experienced local mountain guides lead every step, and Shadi treks alongside you the whole way. Every pound you raise goes to Imagine This, so the climb counts for more than the photo at the top.

Are You In?
If winter mountains have been on your list, this is your moment. Book a 1:1 call with Shadi to talk through fitness, kit and fundraising, and to find out whether Toubkal Winter is your next adventure.