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The most popular trekking areas are located in the Djebel Toubkal Area. At 4167 meters, Djebel Toubkal is Northern Africa’s highest point and takes at least three days to climb up and return to Marrakesh. Anything less and you risk altitude sickness.

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The Aït Bouguemez valley, enclosed by the towering desolate High Atlas Mountains, is a beautiful patchwork of fields stretched across the banks of a river. Dotted around the fields and on low lying slopes of the mountains, Berber villages continue a traditional way of life.

If you look for an authentic experience, interaction with locals, learning about the lifestyle of the Berbers, and being away from the crowds. Then, this selected trip will be your perfect choice.

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Located in the South East of Ouarzazate and on the Eastern part of the Anti-Atlas, this arid mountain range is the stronghold of the proud nomads Aït Atta. 

In the heart of this ancient volcanic massif we have imagined a journey between gorges, needles, folds and peaks accompanied by mules for the transport of luggage. Between 5 and 8 hours of walking per day. 

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Moroccan Camel treks offer a unique way to travel the south as you explore nomadic villages and Kasbahs situated in palm groves, surrounding valleys, mountainous landscapes, gorges and sandy Saharan dunes. The charm of camel trekking is that it will help you to gain insight into how Moroccans traveled through the desert for decades and centuries before.

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A wonderful mule trek takes us through these peaceful valleys, surrounded by colorful foothills and pinky mountain ranges. We walk on well-defined mountain paths crossing charming berber villages, which give us an insight into the simple lives of these hardy mountain people.

The Rose valley is famous for its rose growing which have been cultivated here for centuries.

From April to May, the valley of roses gives off a pleasant scent and is covered with multi-coloured flowers.

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The Geopark Mgoun, southeast of Marrakech, offers a wide range of sceneries: fertile and green valleys, narrow gorges, colorful rocks, sheepfold, meadows and Berber villages. The hike goes from Agouti-village in the valley of Ait Bougueme, also called the ‘happy valley’. This is the ideal journey for a short overview on the M’goun Massif, full of life and authenticity. 

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