Regionen · Kapitel 7
Atlas Mountains
The Atlas Mountains are Morocco's mighty backbone—a 2,500-kilometer-long mountain range that separates the Mediterranean and Atlantic from the Sahara. From the 4,167-meter-high Toubkal, the roof of North Africa, to remote Berber villages and roaring waterfalls, the Atlas offers a Morocco that most visitors never see.
6 Abschnitte in diesem Kapitel
1
Toubkal Ascent★★★
The Jebel Toubkal (4,167 m) is the highest mountain in North Africa and a surprisingly accessible destination: In just…
2
Imlil & Berber Villages★★
Imlil is the gateway to the High Atlas—a small mountain village at 1,740 meters, about 90 minutes south of Marrakesh. I…
3
Ouzoud Waterfalls★★
The Cascades d'Ouzoud are the highest and most spectacular waterfalls in Morocco at 110 meters high—and one of the most…
4
Middle Atlas & Dades Valley★
The Middle Atlas (Moyen Atlas) stretches between Fès and Marrakesh and is Morocco's green lung: dense cedar forests , m…
5
Ourika Valley★★
The Ourika Valley is the most popular day trip from Marrakesh—and rightly so. In just 45 minutes, the landscape changes…
6
Trekking Tips for the Atlas
The Atlas Mountains are one of the world's best and most underrated trekking areas —scenically diverse, culturally fasc…
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