
8 Days
From €1,200 per person
High Atlas Traverse
Eight days walking through the High Atlas. You start in Imlil beneath Toubkal's shadow, cross passes above 3,000 meters, sleep in village gîtes where families share tagine by firelight. You finish in Ait Bouguemez—the Happy Valley—where the peaks open into gentle green. This is the walk that reveals Morocco.
Your Route

Day 1
Marrakech → Imlil
Into the High Atlas. The road climbs through terraced villages where walnut trees shade the path. Imlil appears at the base of Toubkal—highest peak in North Africa. The air thins. Sound carries differently. Something loosens in your chest.

Day 2
Imlil → Ait Bouguemez
Through the heart of the Atlas. The road finds passes that test your nerve, valleys that reward your patience. Azilal marks the turn. Then the descent into Aït Bouguemez—the Happy Valley, they call it. The name isn't marketing. It's observation.

Day 3
Ait Bouguemez → Demnate
West through the foothills. The Happy Valley releases you slowly. Demnate appears where the land softens—market town, natural bridge, the gateway back to the lowlands. The mountains stay visible behind.

Day 4
Demnate → Marrakech
Through Ouzoud if you stop—waterfalls crashing through red rock, mist catching rainbows. Then the plains open. Marrakech appears on the horizon, red walls waiting. The mountains have become a memory behind you.
This journey is a starting point.
These itineraries aren't fixed. They're designed to bend. Add a day in the desert. Skip the city. Stay longer where something pulls you. This is your journey—we shape it around what matters to you.
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