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Which peaks are found in Morocco’s High Atlas range?

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Map showing the Atlas Mountains across Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia in North Africa, with color shading to indicate elevation changes. Major mountain ranges, cities, rivers, and physical features such as the High Atlas, Anti-Atlas, Saharan Atlas, and surrounding deserts are labeled. An inset locator map highlights the region's position in northern Africa. — Atlas Mountains The Atlas Mountains.

The High Atlas range in Morocco features several prominent peaks that exceed 12,000 feet in elevation. Notable summits include:

Mount Toubkal: At 13,665 feet (4,165 meters), it is the highest point in both the Atlas Mountains and Morocco.12
Mount M’Goun: Reaching an elevation of 13,356 feet (4,071 meters).1
Mount Ayachi: Standing at 12,260 feet (3,737 meters).1

These mountains are a central feature of the region's geography, known for their diverse ecosystems and popularity for activities such as hiking and skiing.12