Luxury Lodge to lodge trek
Travel from Marrakech to the Atlas mountains on direction of Imlil via Tahannaoute and Moulay Brahim Gorges, meet your berber team ( guide, cook and muleteers) then start your trek over tizi n tinzert pass into Ouirgane Valley where you will enjoy your stay in the confortable guesthouse, day2 you will head the Azzaden valley through lot of berber villages into the Village of Ait Aissa where you will enjoy a Hamam and afternoon relax on the Azzaden Trekking Lodge roof terrace.
Day3 will take you to the spectacular valley of Imlil where you will enjoy your stay in the Dar Adrar Guesthouse.
Last day will take you in a circular route via the Imnane valley over tizi Tamater and the Tizi n agersioual, Lucnh by the river then you will be transported to Marrakech.
Day3 will take you to the spectacular valley of Imlil where you will enjoy your stay in the Dar Adrar Guesthouse.
Last day will take you in a circular route via the Imnane valley over tizi Tamater and the Tizi n agersioual, Lucnh by the river then you will be transported to Marrakech.
Azzaden Trekking Lodge
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Dar Adrar Guesthouse
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Ouirgane Ecolodge
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Ighouliden / Azzaden waterfalls
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Itinerary
Day 1 : MARRAKECH - Imi-oughlad - Tinzert - Marigha (Ouirgane).
You’ll leave the vehicle on the road up towards Imlil at Imi Oughlad (1,450m) where you will meet your Berber muleteer and guide. Your first day will be an easier aclimatisation trek in the Ouirgane National Park. The terrain here is gentler with copper green soil and juniper trees heading toward Tinzert village. Tinzert has a beautiful view of the Ouirgan Valley where you will enjoy your first lunch in the Atlas mountains. afternoon walk will be down a great small valley leading towards Marigha village through the olive grooves , overnight at Ouirgane Ecolodge. 5 - 6hours walk
Day 2 : Ouirgane – Ait Aissa
After breakfast you’ll wind your way through the olives groves and with a steady ascent up towards the Azzaden Valley. Wonderful expansive views open up as you cross over into the Valley, and your guide and cook will pick a picturesque spot to put on a welcome lunch. After lunch you'll follow the course of the river up the alley walking through several small traditional Berber Villages before reaching Ait Aissa 1860m. 5 to 6 hours walking approx.; 760m ascent.
Day3 : Ait Aissa – Imlil .
Today is around 5-7 hours of walking. Today will take you up the Azzaden valley throug the village of Tizi oussem , Summer Village of Tamsoult as a side trip via the largest waterfalls in the Toubkal National Park. After visiting the falls, you will join the path that takes you to the Ait Mizan Valley via Tizi Mzzik, which is at 2500m and gives you the opportunity to view the villages of Imlil and the Atlas mountain range. The final leg of the journey will be descending down to Imlil where you will be welcome by a mint tea and overnight accommodation at the Dar Adrar Guesthouse.
Day4 : Imlil– Ikkiss - Agersioual – Marrakech
Today your trek takes a circular route into the pretty Imnane valley. You start by heading east out of Imlil (1,740m) and along the Tamatert Valley before taking the mountain pass of Tizi n’Tamatert (2,279m). Once you reach the top of the pass you will be rewarded with views into the Imnane valley. From here you will head down to the Berber village of Tinerhourhine and follow winding mule trails, passing through the villages of Ikkis and Amssakrou on the way. As you walk you can take in the terraced Berber hamlets clinging to the mountainsides. You will take Lunch in a picnic spot with a superb view of the peak of Jbel Oukaimeden (3,268m). After eating you set off on the last leg of the journey, climbing the Tizi n’Aguersioual Pass(1,767m) before descending back into the Imlil valley. Here you will meet your vehicle and be transferred back to Marrakech Approx. 6 to 7 hours walking (789m ascent & 929m descent)
You’ll leave the vehicle on the road up towards Imlil at Imi Oughlad (1,450m) where you will meet your Berber muleteer and guide. Your first day will be an easier aclimatisation trek in the Ouirgane National Park. The terrain here is gentler with copper green soil and juniper trees heading toward Tinzert village. Tinzert has a beautiful view of the Ouirgan Valley where you will enjoy your first lunch in the Atlas mountains. afternoon walk will be down a great small valley leading towards Marigha village through the olive grooves , overnight at Ouirgane Ecolodge. 5 - 6hours walk
Day 2 : Ouirgane – Ait Aissa
After breakfast you’ll wind your way through the olives groves and with a steady ascent up towards the Azzaden Valley. Wonderful expansive views open up as you cross over into the Valley, and your guide and cook will pick a picturesque spot to put on a welcome lunch. After lunch you'll follow the course of the river up the alley walking through several small traditional Berber Villages before reaching Ait Aissa 1860m. 5 to 6 hours walking approx.; 760m ascent.
Day3 : Ait Aissa – Imlil .
Today is around 5-7 hours of walking. Today will take you up the Azzaden valley throug the village of Tizi oussem , Summer Village of Tamsoult as a side trip via the largest waterfalls in the Toubkal National Park. After visiting the falls, you will join the path that takes you to the Ait Mizan Valley via Tizi Mzzik, which is at 2500m and gives you the opportunity to view the villages of Imlil and the Atlas mountain range. The final leg of the journey will be descending down to Imlil where you will be welcome by a mint tea and overnight accommodation at the Dar Adrar Guesthouse.
Day4 : Imlil– Ikkiss - Agersioual – Marrakech
Today your trek takes a circular route into the pretty Imnane valley. You start by heading east out of Imlil (1,740m) and along the Tamatert Valley before taking the mountain pass of Tizi n’Tamatert (2,279m). Once you reach the top of the pass you will be rewarded with views into the Imnane valley. From here you will head down to the Berber village of Tinerhourhine and follow winding mule trails, passing through the villages of Ikkis and Amssakrou on the way. As you walk you can take in the terraced Berber hamlets clinging to the mountainsides. You will take Lunch in a picnic spot with a superb view of the peak of Jbel Oukaimeden (3,268m). After eating you set off on the last leg of the journey, climbing the Tizi n’Aguersioual Pass(1,767m) before descending back into the Imlil valley. Here you will meet your vehicle and be transferred back to Marrakech Approx. 6 to 7 hours walking (789m ascent & 929m descent)
Trek & Tour Informations
Trek & Tour Prices
- Group 1 person : £
- Group 2 -3 people : 380 £ / person
- Group 4 - 7 people : 295£ / person
pRICES INCLUDE & pRICES DOES NOT Included in the Prices
Include :
Does not include :
- Expert, Berber, English-speaking mountain guides
- Mules and muleteers to carry your luggage
- Berber Cook
- All meals on the hike
- 3 Night Accommodation in Ouirgane Ecolodge , Dar Adrar and kasbah trekking lodge
- Round-trip Transportation between the trek and your accommodation in Marrakech .
Does not include :
- Travel insurance.
- Soft/alcoholic drinks
- Tips and personal expanses
Availability & dates
This trek runs all year-round and can depart at any date of your preference.
We usually have several treks departing each week that you may join if you wish , please get in Touch!!
This trek is available to be booked independently (including transfers from Marrakech) or we can put together a full itinerary and quote to combine your trek with any of Marrakech, Essaouira, The Atlantic Coast and Sahara Desert
We usually have several treks departing each week that you may join if you wish , please get in Touch!!
This trek is available to be booked independently (including transfers from Marrakech) or we can put together a full itinerary and quote to combine your trek with any of Marrakech, Essaouira, The Atlantic Coast and Sahara Desert
Accommodation
The Accommodation during this trek will be in Ouirgane Ecolodge, Dar Adrar guesthouse and Azzaden trekking Lodge.
NB : If accommodation is required in the Atlas Mountains either before or after the trek, we can always book you at our Guesthouse Dar Adrar in Imlil or in our Eco-loge in Ouirgane
NB : If accommodation is required in the Atlas Mountains either before or after the trek, we can always book you at our Guesthouse Dar Adrar in Imlil or in our Eco-loge in Ouirgane
Accommodation Example During a Trek in the High atlas
Village Gite - Room
Essential Equipment / Kit hire
- Good walking boots and socks / good trainers for valley treks
- Personnel First aid Kit
- 3 to 4 season sleeping bag ( winter) or light Sleeping bag ( Summer)
- Lightweight waterproof over-trousers / rain-pants
- Water bottle or camel back (recommended)
- Soft-sided bag (50-80 litres)
- Lightweight daypack
- Sunglasses
- Sunscreen
- Torch and batteries
- Towel & all personal toiletries
Most of those equipment can be rented locally from our equipment shop in Imlil:
- Crampons : 5 €/ Day/pair
- Ice Axe : 3 €/day
- Walking boots : 5 €/day
- Sleeping bags : 2.5 €/day
- Rain Jackets : 3 €/day
- Walking Poles : 3 €/day/pair
- Back packs : 3€/day
- Stoves : 2€/day
Start Point ? Finish Point?
- You will be picked up from your accommodation in Marrakech city, many riads does not have access by car so the driver will park nearby and come to get you.
- You will be droped off at the nearest point to your riad/hotel , our driver can call your riad to meet you if needed.
How do you book & pay?
Find the trek you are interested in then contact us via E-mail to discuss your trek and check availability. Once the details of your trek (duration, route and number of people) have been agreed, we will make a provisional booking, giving the dates and cost.
To confirm your booking we ask you to pay a 20% deposit. This can be in Euros, pounds sterling or US dollars online via bank account. The balance is paid in Morocco by cash – again in Euros, sterling or dollars – at the beginning of the trek.
NB: if you can't carry cash, you can always pay again the balance online by bank few days before departure.
To confirm your booking we ask you to pay a 20% deposit. This can be in Euros, pounds sterling or US dollars online via bank account. The balance is paid in Morocco by cash – again in Euros, sterling or dollars – at the beginning of the trek.
NB: if you can't carry cash, you can always pay again the balance online by bank few days before departure.
What is appropriate to wear in Morocco’s smaller villages and in the Sahara Desert?
Morocco is a conservative and religious country, which means you always need to be mindful of your clothing choices. This is especially true in the country’s more rural areas, which include the Sahara Desert and its surrounding villages. As a general rule of thumb, you should always attempt to cover body parts considered “private”. For women, this means covering the arms (or at least the shoulders) and the knees up. For men, it requires covering up the shoulders and above the knee.
food on the trek
Meals on the trek are cooked by the Berber muleteers. The food is fresh and healthy. Example meals:
Absolutely. Just let us know about your catering preferences when you confirm your booking to ensure any dietary requirements are met.
Please remind as well your guide and cook on first day of the trek.
- Breakfast: Jam, bread, cookies, fruit, juice, butter, coffee, milk
- Lunch: salad, tomatoes, carrots, lentils, beans, rice or pasta, fish (sardines, tuna), seasonal fruit
- Dinner: Soup, classic Morooccan tajine, couscous, olives, nuts, fruit
Absolutely. Just let us know about your catering preferences when you confirm your booking to ensure any dietary requirements are met.
Please remind as well your guide and cook on first day of the trek.
What's about the luggages during the trek ?
Personal baggage, cooking equipment and food are carried by the mules, leaving you to carry only a rucksack with whatever you need close at hand for the day.
NB : Left luggages or unnecessary luggages can be left safely in our storage in Imlil till you come back from the trek.
NB : Left luggages or unnecessary luggages can be left safely in our storage in Imlil till you come back from the trek.
Extend your stay in Morocco’s Sahara Desert, Atlantic Coast or cities
All of our Mountain treks ca be combined with some other tours either to the sahara desert, Imperial cities or to the Atlantic coast, below are some options :
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Every little thing was taken care of. My partner and I are very impressed with the amazing guides who got the balance between explanation and privacy right and their kind hearts. We will never forget this trip. I sincerely booking via this company. I was a bit worried paying the deposit via PayPal because I thought: what if it’s not as good as every review on trip advisor says it is? But honestly, don’t doubt. Most amazing company and guides.
Experience of a lifetime. Hiking and tour of southern Morocco
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Aztat Treks made our trekking a great experience! Two friends from the Netherlands, accompanied by a friendly guide and skillful chef (and not to forget a strong mule) discovered the beauty of the Atlas Mountains during a 7 day-trekking. Overall we are happy with the arrangements by Aztat Treks.The company is flexible, reliable, customer-oriented and everything else that is needed to make your stay in Morocco a big success!
Perfect 2 Day Tour of the High Atlas
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