On big stones you cross the river here. Fortunately, a railing was installed, even if it does not look particularly confidence-inspiring. After heavy rains the river can rise so high that the stones are washed over. In this case, pay close attention to each of your steps.

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Bumble-Bee

March 10, 2021

Hiking

A little surefootedness and a sense of balance are advisable, but the stones are quite large so that it is not a major problem.

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Abed Mellal

June 7, 2021

Mountain biking

always pack a soft shell waterproof jacket

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