Crossing over the Atlas and the amazing valley of Tassaout
Whilst trekking in the M’Goun massif, you will encounter a myriad of colors from landscapes with sharp contracts, you will dive into the refreshing oueds (rivers), you will meet the local villagers who live in houses nestled in the hollow of valleys, and above all you will heave yourself.
The journey in brief...
- Hiking length : 6 days walking
- Hiking level : average
- Walking length : around 6h per day
- Best period : From May To September
- Rate :
Interests
- Magdez visit
- Tassaout valley
- Wandras canion
- M'goun peak
- Water falls of Amesker
- Rose's valley
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Dailly program
Day 01
From Marrakech
You will meet the guide early in the morning in Marrakech and leave by car to Magdez.
Lunch will be served once you get there then a short visit of the village and its surroundings will bring the day full circled.
You will spend the night in the tents.
Day 02
First day in the Valley of Tassaout
You will join the mule team to go hiking along the valley of Tassaout until Imi’nIkis which is another small village where we will bring our bivouac.
Day 03
The Wandras canyon
We explore the most dramatic part of Tassaout valley. Lunch is served in the beautiful Wandras canyon.
Part of the afternoon (abound 1:30 hour) will be spent climbing until Odaghmemen which is another lovely spot to fully enjoy the stunning view of the valley (2580 m).
Day 04
Asderm (3200 m)
We will continue climbing for 4h to reach Asderm (3200m) then we will cross the sheep bars. Lunch will be served in the plain of Tarkaddidt and the night will be spent in the tents.
NB. Ascent of the M’Goun (4067 m). People who decide to climb up to the summit of the M’Goun mountain will leave at dawn (4:30 am) with the guide. The others will leave later with the mule team, straight to the bivouac spot Tiggitime.
Day 05
Ameskar waterfalls
We walk along the valley until Tichki, then we explore the waterfalls of Ameskar.
40 minutes later, we reach the shelter.
The Night is spent with the local inhabitants.
Day 06
The gorges of Ameskar
We will walk down the valley to the gorges of Ameskar.
Lunch at Amejgag where the car waits for us.Visiting the Valley of Roses by car.
Night at a guest house.
Day 07
Transfer to the riad in Marrakech where our services end.
Transfer to the riad in Marrakech where our services end.
Anything you need to know
Frequently asked Question & Important notes
1.What documents do I need to travel to Morocco?
You will need a valid passport, and depending on your nationality, a visa might be required. Check the government website for details.
2. What's the local currency in Morocco?
The currency is called Dirham (MAD), and it’s best to exchange your national currency for Dirhams at currency exchange agencies.
3. Do I need to exchange money before coming to Morocco?
It’s not necessary, there are currency exchange offices at the airport and throughout Morocco.
4. Should I tip in Morocco?
Tipping is expected as a sign of satisfaction for good service. It’s not mandatory but appreciated.
5. Is Morocco an expensive country to visit?
Yes, Morocco can be just as expensive as western countries, so budget accordingly.
6. What's the best time to visit Morocco?
Spring and Autumn are recommended for pleasant weather.
7. Are there any safety tips for travelers in Morocco?
Stay mindful of pickpocketing, avoid displaying valuables, and inform someone about your plans and itinerary.
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