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Mountaineering in the Moroccan High Atlas
 
 
Marokko / Morocco
  

Hamish Brown / The High Atlas - Treks and climbs on Morocco's biggest and best mountains

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Polar Exploration A practical handbook for North and South Pole expeditions

The High Atlas

Treks and climbs on Morocco's biggest and best mountains 

Hamish Brown / Trekking/Climbingguide / 221 pages, colour photos,and line maps,/ 24,0x17,0cm / Auflage/Edition: 2012 / Softcover 

 

The High Atlas mountains of North Africa offer some of the finest trekking and climbing in the world, with hospitable guides, a good climate for much of the year and an almost untouched mountaineering potential. Once you’ve experienced the contrasting landscapes, romantic cities and welcoming people of Morocco, it’s easy to become hooked.

A narrative of the author’s explorations over half a century, this is a guidebook like no other and could have been written by no one else. It describes some of the biggest and best mountain treks and climbs, routes long and short, difficult and easy, illustrated with pictures that show the rich culture of the Berber people. It is sure to be the inspiration for many fascinating Moroccan expeditions.

All the biggest and best summits including...

  • Jbel Toubkal (4167m) – the highest mountain in North Africa
  • Tazekka – covered right to the top by magnificent cedar forests
  • Igdat – first climbed in an extraordinary feat of mountaineering by Joseph Thomson in 1888
  • Ouaougoulzat – a popular ski-mountaineering destination
  • The improbable ascent of the Cathedral rock tower
  • Tizi Mkorn – between the desert gorges of Dadès and Todra
  • The peaks around the rim of the Tichka Plateau

Claude Davies / Climbing in the Moroccan Anti-Atlas - A Climber's Guidebook

CP7100/1
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Climbing in the Moroccan Anti-Atlas Tafroute and Jebel el Kest - A Climber's Guidebook

Climbing in the Moroccan Anti-Atlas

Tafroute and Jebel el Kest - A Climber's Guidebook

Claude Davies / Climbingguide / Kletterführer / 192 pages, 4 maps, 129 photos, including Routes (2004)


Guidebook includes climbing routes on 25 immense crags on the south side of Morocco's Jebel el Kest, 120km south-east of Agadir, based from Tafroute. The superb rock conditions on the pink quartzite rock provide excellent and adventurous rock climbing routes of up to 500 metres high across all grades.

  • Seasons:  All months except May to October when temperatures are too hot to contemplate climbing and walking; November and December are the “wet season”.
  • Centres: cess is through Agadir, the climbing is based from the pleasant town of Tafroute.
  • Difficulty: These routes are remote and long trad climbs in a wild environment. Many of the climbs are mid-grade. But there is no rescue so be prepared and equipped properly.
  • Must See: Massive walls of barely climbed rock!

Des Clark / Mountaineering in the Moroccan High Atlas

CP7000/81
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Mountaineering in the Moroccan High Atlas

Mountaineering in the Moroccan High Atlas

Des Clark / Climbingguide / Kletterführer / 188 pages, colour topos, photos, sketch maps, 18,0x12,0cm / Auflage/Edition: 2011


The first English-language guide to winter mountaineering right across the Moroccan High Atlas of North Africa from Taroudant in the south-west to Midelt in the north-east, all accessible from Marrakech. Covers routes on 40 peaks over 3000m, including Jbel Toubkal, Ighil Mgoun, Jbel Tinergwet. For experienced winter walkers and mountaineers.

  • Activities - scrambling, climbing, walking

  • Seasons - All routes described can be undertaken in the spring and autumn, but most have been described with Read More... a winter ascent in mind.

  • Centres - Taroudant, Marrakech, Imlil, Oukaimeden, Ait Bougammez, Zawat Ahansal, Midelt

  • Difficulty - Most of the technical climbing grades fall within the Alpine F- to AD range; also included are the Read More... author's own grades for remoteness, navigation and commitment.

  • Must See - all the 4000m peaks in the High Atlas, including Jbel Toubkal in the central region and Ighil Read More... Mgoun in the east, and Jbel Tinergwet, Jbel Awlim and the Tichka plateau in the south-west

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