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Itinerary
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Central Atlas is a remote area with beautifully cultivated
valleys and hillsides, wooded with juniper and Mediterranean oak.
Its remote location has meant that the inhabitants have
maintained a traditional rural way of life, unchanged for
decades. An ascent of Jebel Mgoun at 4068m is a highlight of the
trek. Our trip finishes in Marrakech with time to experience the
vibrancy of this beautiful city at night.
Day 01: Transfer from Marrakech to Azilal where we meet up with
the muleteers. We will have dinner there and spend the night in
bivouac.
Day 02: After breakfast we begin a magnificent travel through
the Berber land. We go along Wadi Lakdar valley till Aguersif
and go up till Iguelouane village (1650m). We spend the night in
bivouac.
Day 03: Another fine day in the Berber land that provides a
great change of landscapes.
After visiting the village of Regoult, we turn into a small
gorge. We spend the night in bivouac near a 2600 m high source.
Day 04: The region of Tizi Rougoult, which is 2860 m high,
offers a magnificent view over the high valley of Tassaout. A
second col, that is 3200m high, allows us to reach the Tarkedit
plateau. A lunar landscape to admire before camping over Tassawt
sources (2950m high).
Day 05: Today, you have a decision to make. You get the chance
today to climb M'Goun, which is 4068m high, followed by a nice
track in high mountains providing a large panorama over the
central high Atlas and the great Moroccan south. You can also
decide to hang around, relax and enjoy the surroundings.
Day 06: Early in the morning, we tackle Tizi N’Oughouri, a 3300
m high mountain, a panoramic view over the M-goun summit, then,
we perform a pleasant descent on the Arous sheep-pens, continue
our walk to Bouguemez, and end up the day by spending the night
in a transit accommodation.
Day 07: Early in the morning we return to Marrakesh through
Azilal, where you can enjoy a free evening.
Day 08: Tansfer to the airport and departure to the country of
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