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2 days trek Berber village’s

2-Day Trek Berber Village's

Highlights 2 days trek Berber village’s

Explore a captivating 2 days trek Berber village’s through the breathtaking Atlas Mountains and Berber villages with Hiking In Morocco, immersing yourself in the rich tapestry of Morocco’s natural beauty and cultural heritage. Also experience the picturesque valleys of the Atlas, delighting in the scenic vistas along the way.Then wander through enchanting Berber villages, gaining insight into their traditional way of life. This trek offers an unforgettable adventure,and blending exploration of stunning landscapes with cultural discovery.to Start your journey of Atlas Mountain trekking tours with Hiking In Morocco as you create lasting memories in this mesmerizing corner of the world.

 2-Day Trek Berber Village’s

 

  • Explore the stunning landscape of the Atlas Mountains,and including valleys and picturesque villages.
  • Immerse yourself in the Berber culture and traditions while interacting with locals.
  • Experience a total of 11-12 hours of walking over the two days, so with significant climbs and descents offering breathtaking views of the Atlas Mountains.

Itinerary 2 days trek Berber village’s

Day 1: Marrakech / Oussertek

Experience an exciting journey from Marrakech to Oussertek  our of 2 days trek Berber village’s  ,also starting with a scenic minibus ride through Tahnaoute town and Asni village via the picturesque Ghighaya gorges. because as we continue along the enchanting valley of Ait Mizane,and we rendezvous with our muleteer and his trusty mule in Imi n’Oughlad village (1355m). The trek kicks off at the Amsker pass (1650m)   

 2-Day Trek Berber Village’so 

To leading us through Imsker village for a delightful picnic by the wadi. Then, we ascend through Tinghar and Tidilli villages,our of 2-Day Trek Berber Village’s culminating in the charming Gliz village (2100m) perched atop a rocky ridge, so offering breathtaking vistas of the Atlas mountains. Enjoy a cozy dinner and stay overnight with locals. And  trek duration: 5 to 6 hours, ascent: 900m, descent: 300m.

Day 2: Oussertek / Amsakrou / Oukaimeden

Fuel up with breakfast before commencing the next leg of our journey. To we traverse the Tizi n’Gliz pass (2300m) and descend into the stunning Imnane valley,also  passing through quaint villages like Tamgiste. The ascent continues towards the Tizi n ‘Eddi pass (2900m), leading us to the vast plateau of Oukaimeden. After reuniting with our vehicle, we drive back to Marrakech via the scenic route of the Ourika valley.And trek duration: 6 hours, ascent: 1100m, descent: 400m.

Included

  • Round-trip Transportation between the trek and your accommodation in Marrakech .
  • Professional Mountains’ Guide
  • 1 Nights Accommodation in Refuge
  • All Meals during your Trekking Tour
  • Transportation from & to Marrakech
  • Entrance Fees during the trekking tour
Not included
  • Your accommodations in Marrakech
  • Tips and Gratuities
  • Soft Drinks
  • Travel Insurance

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Frequently Asked Questions

For the majority of the year, standard hiking gear suffices for treks with Hiking In Morocco – this entails sturdy hiking boots, comfortable clothing, a backpack, and layers for unpredictable weather. Yet, during winter treks, additional gear like crampons, ice axes, and warmer clothing become imperative to navigate snow and icy terrain safely.

For those embarking on Hiking In Morocco, while it’s feasible to trek independently, it’s highly advisable to enlist the services of a local guide, particularly for those with less experience. Guides play a crucial role in ensuring your safety and provide invaluable knowledge about the local culture and environment along the way.
Hiking In Morocco, ascending Mount Toubkal is relatively straightforward for individuals in good physical condition. However, during the snowy winter season, a basic level of hiking skills is necessary to navigate the terrain safely.
When embarking on Hiking In Morocco’s Atlas Mountains, essential gear includes durable hiking boots, a well-fitted backpack, layered clothing for temperature fluctuations, sun protection like a hat and sunscreen, an ample supply of water, and snacks for sustenance. Additionally, don’t forget a camera to capture the breathtaking scenery and consider carrying a map or GPS device for navigation.
Absolutely, the Atlas Mountains are inhabited by the Berber community, renowned for their distinct culture and traditions. When Hiking In Morocco’s Atlas Mountains, it’s essential to demonstrate respect by dressing modestly, seeking permission before photographing locals, and being mindful of and honoring local customs and traditions.
In the Atlas Mountains, there are trails suited to every skill level, catering from beginners to seasoned hikers. However, novices may find it wise to opt for less demanding routes and perhaps hike with a guide for added safety and enjoyment.