The Top 20 Attractions in the Middle Atlas

The park covers an area of 500 km² and is covered in many parts with the Atlas cedar trees. The wetlands, the high-altitude forests are divided into what makes the … read more

The cedar is 35 m high and 900 - 1000 years old.
It was named after General Gouraud, who only had one arm.

easy hike among the cedars

a troup of monkeys lives her at the edge of the woods. they are attracted by the cars which often stop and feed them. I just pitched my tent right … read more

Arrival in the last village of the valley, the very authentic Beni Boujloul. The village has suffered from climate change and its extreme isolation, though also kept a traditional adobe … read more

Decent asphalt, hardly any damage to the edges of the road, loose gravel that sometimes lies on the road in curves. A little rough but very worth it. Almost no … read more

Driss, that's the name of our host, is a very warm person, and it turns out he has connections to Germany. It turns out that we are the first guests … read more

Really good asphalt, even quite smooth and not as rough as usual on secondary routes (2024). I only drove the southern part, but as far as I could see north, … read more

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