3 days
Daily Tour
28 people
English, Espanol, Francais
An easy and great trek from Imlil to Setti Fadma at the hear of Ourika valley,this trip will enable you to visit three valleys (imlilvalley,Imnane valley,ourika valley) in three days cross 2 pases view spectacular views as well as 3 valleys with its magnificent Berber villages, cultures in terrasses style, meet the Berber community and enjoy their hospitality.
We leave Marrakech after breakfast and drive to Imlil (1740m) via the bustling market town of Asni. Imlil is the principal trailhead for trekkers in the Toubkal Region. This is where we meet our mule team and, once all our gear is loaded, we begin walking through a side valley that heads eastwards towards Tacheddirt, some 8 km away. At first the trail rises as we climb up to the pass of Tizi n’Tamatert (2279m) after which we descend on the far side to the pretty village of Ouaneskra (2200m) in the Imenane Valley. We then continue gently upriver for a further half-hour or so to Tacheddirt (2300m), where we set up camp near the riverside.
1.5 hours transfer and 5 hours walking, approximately.
After breakfast, walk up Tizi n’Tachdirte pass and then down to Ibbassen village, nice view toward Imnane valley, continue down along the valley to Timichi village, authentic Berber villages, and you can see how the berber people live in the mountains.
Overnight in a guest house in the village.
Six hours walking.
we gonna enjoy a gentle walk from Timichchi to Setti Fadma (1700m). Along the way we pass through a string of Berber villages that line the banks of the Ourika Valley: first Tiourdiou, then Anfli and afterwards Tadrart. After lunch we continue via Agadir n’Aït Boulmane and on to the centre of Setti Fadma. If there is enough time we will visit a charming waterfall above Setti Fadma before returning to Marrakech.
4 to 5 hours walking and 1.5 hours transfer, approximately
The trek offers stunning views of the High Atlas Mountains and the picturesque landscapes of the valleys: Imlil Valley, Azzaden Valley, and Ourika Valley.
You'll have the opportunity to experience traditional Berber villages and hospitality, gaining insight into the local culture and way of life.
Along the way, you'll pass through terraced fields, walnut groves, and rugged terrain, encountering beautiful waterfalls and streams.
The trek also includes overnight stays in guesthouses or mountain refuges, providing a chance to immerse yourself in the tranquility of the mountains and enjoy authentic Moroccan cuisine.
The trek is suitable for moderately fit individuals with some hiking experience. While it's not extremely challenging, participants should be comfortable walking for several hours each day on mountain trails with varying terrain.
The altitude may reach up to around 2,500 to 3,000 meters (8,200 to 9,800 feet), so it's essential to acclimatize and pace yourself accordingly.
Porters and mules can be arranged to carry luggage, making the trek more manageable for participants.
It's recommended to wear proper hiking gear, including sturdy hiking boots, layers of clothing for varying temperatures, a sun hat, sunscreen, and a daypack with essentials such as water, snacks, and a camera.
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