高アトラス山脈のおすすめライド

それはNouveau Talborjt地区のAvenue Président KennedyとAvenue du 29 Fevrierの交差点に位置しています。この礼拝所は、1960年の大地震の後、再建された地区の一部として、ムハンマド5世（現在のムハンマド6世国王の祖父）を称えるために1960年代に建てられました。 ファサードは砂色と白の色調でまとめられており、ゼリージュのモザイク、精巧な装飾、彫刻が施された木製の門で飾られています。高い四角いミナレットが建物の特徴です。イスラム教徒以外は内部を見学することはできませんが、散歩中に外から建物を見ることができます。夕暮れ時に訪れて、アザーン（礼拝の呼びかけ）を聞くのが特におすすめです。

一部でまだ工事が行われています。私の記憶では、現在はすべて舗装されているはずです（マウンテンバイカーにとっては、それはごくわずかにしか関係ありませんでした）。貯水池沿いの美しい区間です。

…非常に景色の良い渓谷です👀

Mohammed V Mosque (also known as the Lebanon Mosque), with a sand-colored facade, elaborate ornamentation, colorful mosaics, and a tall, square minaret. Inaugurated in the late 1960s.

The name is wrong, it's not the Tizi n'Test! The gradient is moderate, around 10%, with short bursts up to 16% according to the bike computer. The road is mostly good, but there are some nasty potholes that can ruin a fast descent.

Cycled this in May 2025. Great pass but there a lot of civil engineering taking place and in turn lots of dust from the construction works and trucks that are constantly passing you. Lots of temporary gravel in place of the road some of which was a pretty big for a gravel bike but still rideable. Beautiful pass and I can see why it would be a stunning ride on the right day. Thanks to Vincent for the route.

Iconic spot, worth seeing

We drove the mountain pass road from Ouirgane to Oulad Berhil in mid-November 2025. The road is generally passable, however, the effects of the landslide are still clearly visible, and the road is in poor condition! Large sections are currently being rebuilt, some stretches have deep potholes, and there are many gravel sections. As of November 2025, there is construction traffic everywhere. In many places, there are no guardrails because they have slipped down or are no longer there at all. Nevertheless, it's generally manageable with a gravel bike. It's in no way comparable to a European mountain pass! Anyone looking for an adventure with unique views should definitely check the weather conditions beforehand ;)