
4 Days
From €600 per person
Middle Atlas Cedar Forests
An hour from Fes, Morocco becomes Switzerland. The Middle Atlas holds forests of ancient cedar where Barbary macaques swing between branches. Ifrane's chalets look Alpine. Azrou's craftsmen carve the fragrant wood. Four days walking through Morocco's forgotten highlands, where snow falls in winter and the air smells like Christmas.
Your Route

Day 1
Fes → Ifrane
A southbound drive from Fes into the Middle Atlas, reaching the alpine town of Ifrane.

Day 2
Fes → Azrou
A southbound journey from Fes through Ifrane to the cedar forests around Azrou.

Day 3
Azrou → Midelt
A southbound drive from Azrou through the cedar forests of the Middle Atlas, continuing toward Midelt.

Day 4
Midelt → Fes
Down through the atlas. Azrou's cedars, Ifrane's strange tidiness. The mountains soften into the Saïss plain. Fes appears on the horizon—minarets first, then the sprawl. The world's largest car-free medina waits. A thousand years of getting lost. The road ends. The labyrinth begins.
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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