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Discover the breathtaking High Atlas Mountains on this 3-day trekking adventure designed for experienced hikers. Explore remote Berber villages, cross high mountain passes, and camp by peaceful streams surrounded by spectacular scenery. Enjoy authentic local meals and the warmth of Berber hospitality while fully immersed in nature. Perfect for those seeking a challenging yet rewarding mountain experience near Marrakech.
| Group Size | Price per Person | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| 2 – 4 People | on Request | Guide, Cook, Mules, Camping Equipment, Full Board |
| 5 – 10 People | on Request | Guide, Cook, Mules, Camping Equipment, Full Board |
- Camping equipment ( Personal gear: Trekking boots, sun-block, sun glasses, and a hat.)
Services provided:
- A minivan to and back
- A guide
- A cook
- Full board during the trek
- Mules
Itinerary
Meet your guide and the driver in the hotel and head south to Atlas foothills .Stop in the village of Aguersioual (1600m) where you meet our team of muleteers and the cook. Start your trek on a mule path to Aguersioual pass (2100m) and then down to Ikhiss where you stop for a picnic lunch by the stream. In the afternoon, you carry on your walk along the river to your camp by the stream in Tigouna(2500m) * 05hs walk.
This morning you gradually climb toTacheddirt pass (3200m) where you have panoramic views of Atlas peaks. Continue downhill along the stream to Ibassene (2300m) for lunch break. In Afternoon, you gently climb to get to Agouns isolated village for camp. Visit a local family in the village. * 06hs walk
Walk progressively up to Ouattar pass (3100m) and head downhill to Tiferguine pasture. Picnic by the spring and head to Oukaimeden ski resorts where you meet your driver and drive along Ourika valley back to Marrakech .Dinner and overnight in hotel. * 05h walk * 01hs drive
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