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The hike we did with Houcene was a fantastic experience. He showed us incredible places in the valley and canyon. We completed the loop, and the view was breathtaking. Although the hike was a bit strenuous for us, Houcene (0603024716) was able to adapt his pace to everyone's level. Thanks to him, we were able to walk for almost 2.5 hours without too much trouble. A huge thank you to Houcene for his kindness, his explanations, and this wonderful introduction to the region.

The hike we did with Houcene was a fantastic experience. He showed us incredible places in the valley and canyon. We completed the loop, and the view was breathtaking. Although the hike was a bit strenuous for us, Houcene (0603024716) was able to adapt his pace to everyone's level. Thanks to him, we were able to walk for almost 2.5 hours without too much trouble. A huge thank you to Houcene for his kindness, his explanations, and this wonderful introduction to the region.

Attention! To complete this route (Monkey Fingers Canyon - End of the Dades Gorge Loop from Ait Ouglif), you must be able to climb! There are some sections that are not easy to navigate. Since we somewhat recklessly started this route in the late afternoon, we found ourselves in a very challenging section as dusk fell, where a local (rather spontaneous) guide found us and helped us. Further information can be found in Svenja's comment.

Attention! To complete this route (Monkey Fingers Canyon - End of the Dades Gorge Loop from Ait Ouglif), you must be able to climb! There are some sections that are not easy to navigate. Since we somewhat recklessly started this route in the late afternoon, we found ourselves in a very challenging section as dusk fell, where a local (rather spontaneous) guide found us and helped us. Further information can be found in Svenja's comment.

Attention! To complete this route (Monkey Fingers Canyon - End of the Dades Gorge Loop from Ait Ouglif), you must be able to climb! There are some sections that are not easy to navigate. Since we somewhat recklessly started this route in the late afternoon, we found ourselves in a very challenging section as dusk fell, where a local (rather spontaneous) guide found us and helped us. Further information can be found in Svenja's comment.

This is the route: Monkey Fingers Canyon - End of the Dades Gorge Loop from Ait Ouglif. Note: The route through the gorge is easy up to waypoint 7. From there on, some climbing is required. Between waypoints 7 and 8, you'll come to an inverted "C" on the route map. There, you'll need to climb over the large rocks and deviate from the route. You'll then rejoin the route. There might also be a path below the rocks. Be careful at waypoint 8; more climbing is definitely required here than at waypoint 7. There's a tree and then a large rock in the crevice. You need to climb up this rock, then turn right into the gorge. There you'll find an easy path up the rocks and can then follow a very pleasant hiking trail. If a local guide picks you up at waypoint 8, use the route described above. You'll rejoin the route.

This is the route: Monkey Fingers Canyon - End of the Dades Gorge Loop from Ait Ouglif. Note: The route through the gorge is easy up to waypoint 7. From there on, some climbing is required. Between waypoints 7 and 8, you'll come to an inverted "C" on the route map. There, you'll need to climb over the large rocks and deviate from the route. You'll then rejoin the route. There might also be a path below the rocks. Be careful at waypoint 8; more climbing is definitely required here than at waypoint 7. There's a tree and then a large rock in the crevice. You need to climb up this rock, then turn right into the gorge. There you'll find an easy path up the rocks and can then follow a very pleasant hiking trail. If a local guide picks you up at waypoint 8, use the route described above. You'll rejoin the route.

This is the route: Monkey Fingers Canyon - End of the Dades Gorge Loop from Ait Ouglif. Note: The route through the gorge is easy up to waypoint 7. From there on, some climbing is required. Between waypoints 7 and 8, you'll come to an inverted "C" on the route map. There, you'll need to climb over the large rocks and deviate from the route. You'll then rejoin the route. There might also be a path below the rocks. Be careful at waypoint 8; more climbing is definitely required here than at waypoint 7. There's a tree and then a large rock in the crevice. You need to climb up this rock, then turn right into the gorge. There you'll find an easy path up the rocks and can then follow a very pleasant hiking trail. If a local guide picks you up at waypoint 8, use the route described above. You'll rejoin the route.