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The Gorges Sèches, in the Dadès Valley
Visorando Member
5.97 mi
+1,545 ft
-1,529 ft
4h 05
Difficult
Departure from Morocco
Although not very popular, as access can be tricky in places and there are a few slightly technical sections, this walk is well worth the detour for the views it offers, both within the gorges themselves and from the higher ground.
Palmeraie and kasbah of Amezrou
5.85 mi
+791 ft
-791 ft
3h 25
Easy
Departure from Morocco
On this easy walk, you can enjoy the coolness of the palm grove and visit a Kasbah that is still inhabited, two must-see attractions for anyone travelling to Morocco.
Discovering Sefrou and its great waterfall
4.84 mi
+636 ft
-620 ft
2h 45
Easy
Departure from Morocco
An impromptu stroll through Sefrou, a pretty little town close to Fez but far from its hustle and bustle. Around these three highlights, you’ll find a few dead ends and false starts – they might just serve as inspiration. Don’t miss the round trip to the waterfall, and be sure to lose yourself in the narrow streets of the little El Kalaa quarter!
Azro Akechar
2.07 mi
+978 ft
-978 ft
1h 50
Moderate
Departure from Morocco
Shortest route to the summit of Azro Akechar, the region's little-known highest point. Views of several surrounding areas.
The path is unmarked, some sections have been worked on, cairns may sometimes indicate the direction, but all this may change over time.
From Chaouen to Bouzafer
2.03 mi
+449 ft
-479 ft
1h 20
Easy
Departure from Morocco
Starting from a riad in the centre of Chefchaouen, this walk takes you to the Bouzafer Mosque to admire the 360-degree panorama and the breathtaking view of the city. Recommended early in the day for the coolness and tranquillity of the descent along the river before arriving at the Kasbah, or in the late afternoon for the sunset.
The great dune of Hassi-Labied
9.88 mi
+427 ft
-486 ft
4h 55
Moderate
Departure from Morocco
This hike will take you up the sister dune of the Great Dune of Merzouga. Although just as high, this dune is less well known because it is not as clearly visible as its famous sister when you arrive in Merzouga. However, once you reach the top, you can admire the same panorama of the Erg Chebi and its countless dunes and sand fields. See the practical information for a few comments on our choice of route and other advice.