As we set out on our trip from the outskirts of the village, we mission closer to the staggering Aghouri pass,standing tall at an elevation of 3400 meters. The course unravels earlier than us, providing breathtaking vistas of the surrounding landscape. With every step, we progressively descend to the picturesque Tarkidit plateau nestled at 2900 meters. Here, we locate solace and safe haven for the night, putting up our bivouac close to a pristine, glistening supply of water. As the solar sets, we embody the tranquility of the plateau, immersing ourselves in the splendor of nature’s embrace.
Walking time: 5 hours.
Elevation: + 1100m / – 500m.
We set off at the crack of dawn, establishing our ascent toward the majestic summit of M’Goun, standing proudly at an brilliant altitude of 4068 meters. The trip beforehand affords no technical difficulties, permitting us to experience the climb at a satisfied pace. Upon achieving the summit, a breathtaking panorama unfolds earlier than our eyes, revealing the giant expanse of the wonderful south and the captivating Dades valley in the distance.
The choice to undertake the ascent is optional, as these who decide on can select to remain with our skilled crew at the summit or discover the expansive plateau, the place hazard encounters with nearby shepherds await. As the day draws to a close, we begin our descent via the scenic Oulimit valley, step by step making our way down to our campsite located at an elevation of 2700 meters. Here, amidst the natural elegance of the surroundings, we discover solace and relaxation for the night.
Walking time: 8 to 9 hours.
Elevation: + 1300m / – 1200m.
Starting from Oulimit, our direction will lead us alongside the charming wadi, as it winds its way and transforms into the astounding M’Goun river. As we hint the river’s course, we will unveil the appeal of various picturesque high-altitude villages alongside the way. These hidden gemstones provide a glimpse into the nearby way of life and lifestyle. Finally, we will set up our bivouac at the mesmerizing Aflafal, nestled at an elevation of 2400 meters. Here, amidst the tranquil surroundings, we will spend a memorable night, surrounded by using nature’s embrace.
Walking time: 4 hours.
Elevation: – 300m.
We depart the valley to pass the Tizi N’Aît Immi pass by (2905m), remaining seem to be at the imposing peaks forming the M’goun massif and the valleys that stretch toward the South and whilst turning our backs on them now not barring a twinge of coronary heart we go down once more in the valley of Aît Bougmez. Night in a gîte in Tabant (1850m).
Walking time: 6 hours.
Elevation: + 500m / – 1050m.
As the solar rises, we bid farewell to our cherished companions and the charming Berber world that has embraced us for the previous few days. We retrace our steps lower back to Marrakech, following the acquainted route that has added us unforgettable adventures and cultural immersion. Reflect on the reminiscences made, the friendships formed, and the landscapes that have left an indelible mark on our hearts. As the day attracts to a close, we discover solace and relief in our hotel, savoring the remaining night time of our journey, knowing that we have been perpetually modified with the aid of the magic of Morocco.
Transfer time: 6 hours.
As your journey comes to a close, we will organize a seamless switch from your lodge to the airport. Our crew will ensure your alleviation and comfort as you bid farewell to Marrakech. Reflect on the unforgettable recollections created all through your ride as you embark on your return flight, lower back to the relief of your home. Cherish the experiences, the shiny culture, and the breathtaking landscapes you have encountered in Morocco, understanding that the warmness and splendor of this superb vacation spot will continue to be with you forever. Safe travels!
INFORMATION:
Price includes:
transfer from and back to Marrakech (A/C modern vehicle)
Local licensed English / French speaking mountain guide
Mules for luggage and meals
transportation
7 nights
Meals (full board)
Price excludes:
Hiking equipment
Personal expenses
