High Atlas Trek
Welcome to the High Atlas Trek in Morocco
À seulement quelques heures de vol depuis Paris, découvrez le Maroc et sa culture berbère. Les vastes étendues nomades du Haut Atlas, près de Marrakech, s'offrent à vous. La région la plus étroite de cette chaîne montagneuse, avec ses vallées profondément encastrées, est toujours proche du sommet du Toubkal (4167 m), qui surplombe la plaine de Marrakech.
The High Atlas Discovery Trail
- 1st day : Departure from Marrakech by minibus to reach Imlil (1,700 m). Our belongings were loaded onto mules and we ended this day with a short walk under ancient walnut trees, to reach our first accommodation in Berber country. Dinner and overnight stay at Brahim's cottage.
- 2nd day Breakfast on the terrace before exploring the riches of this valley. Water mills, traditional irrigation systems, stone and adobe villages are all reasons to explore this valley. Lunch and dinner at Brahim's. 2 to 4 hours of walking.
- 3rd day : Loading our luggage onto mules and departure for the Tamatert pass (2,279 m). The climb via a winding path leads to the pass, with a beautiful panorama over the Imnane valley. Arrival at the Ikkis lodge. 4 hours 30 minutes of walking.
- 4th day : Amsakrou (1,800 m) welcomes us and by a beautiful mule track evolving in an ochre setting, we cross a pass (2,200 m) to reach the upper valley of Oussertek. Night at the inhabitant's house. 5 hours 30 of walking.
- 5th day : From Gliz and Agadir at 1,900 m, we descend in stages via Tidili (1,750 m) then Tinoughâr (1,600 m) to reach the Imnane valley in the middle of the afternoon. Dinner and overnight stay with locals in the village of Imsker (1,400 m). 4 hours of walking.
- 6th day : Two hours of walking among the apple orchards, we reach the village of Asni (lunch) where we meet the minibuses for the return to Marrakech. Night in a riad, before returning to France the next day.
Trekking in the High Atlas Mountains in video
Continue to Marrakech
Marrakech, ville ocre aux mille couleurs, est une destination incontournable au Maroc. Ses souks animés, ses jardins luxuriants et son architecture traditionnelle font de cette ville un véritable joyau. Les visiteurs peuvent se perdre dans les ruelles étroites de la médina, découvrir les trésors cachés de la ville et s'imprégner de l'ambiance chaleureuse de la place Jemaa el-Fna.
