Decent asphalt with occasional damage from slopes as is common in the mountains (new road around the reservoir (approx. 2023). Otherwise, partially heavily washed out / damaged concrete from the rubble that is washed away in the river during heavy rain. Please note this on the road sometimes not/difficult to pass when it has rained (even far away in the mountains). In terms of landscape IMHO the most impressive part is up to the Tizi n"Tirherhouzine at 2,645m (information varies up to 2,700m). A special experience is the Todra Gorge with up to 300m high rock walls on the left and right, but the gorge is also even more special north of the rock walls impressive. At the northern end of this highlight you can take the RP7104 westwards and drive up to the "Tizi n' Uguent Zegsaoun" and further to Ait Ounir to the equally impressive Dades Gorge (and the Tizi n' Ouano 2,920m) in the west. I haven't ridden the route and can't say anything about the condition of the road, but I would prefer to ride the road bike over the "Tizi n'Tirherhouzine" in the north and then back at Agoudal over the Tizi n' Ouano 2,910m and the Dades Gorge drive to the south. The southern part of the pass to Tizi n' Ouano is currently under construction, and from around 2025 the Tizi n' Ouano pass will be completely asphalted. Attention: If you are driving south, you should not take the shortcut through the valley to the left directly behind Tamtattouchte like Komoot / Wahoo / possibly. suggest more. Because access to the RN12 is no longer possible due to the newly built dam, you would then have to turn around or climb on your bike.
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