The Atlas Mountains do not have one elevation. A trip can include villages, passes and summits at different heights.
Ask what each figure measures
Summit height, pass elevation and accommodation elevation are different facts. None alone tells you the total ascent in a day. Ask the organiser to label them rather than presenting only a maximum altitude.
Look across several days
Check repeated climbs and descents. A route below a famous peak can still involve demanding walking. Overnight locations are part of planning, not just the daytime high point.
Choose a suitable objective
Toubkal reaches 4,167 metres, but visiting the Atlas does not require aiming that high. Compare the village trekking options. Discuss workload and preferred experience with Atlas Hikes instead of selecting the itinerary with the largest elevation number.
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