Morocco trekking

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1  Walking Treks

Your walking trek through the Atlas Mountains will take you through the lands of the Berbers. The Berbers, (also known as the Amazigh) have a history that predates the arrival of Islam and the Arabs. Walking through the High Atlas is a wonderful way of exploring the area. There are so many villages, waterfalls, rivers, mountains and of course, indigenous people and culture that it could be completely different with every visit.
The Atlas mountain range separates the Mediterranean and Atlantic coastlines from the Sahara Desert. The mountains reach throughout Northwest Africa, extending about 2400km through Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia. The area of the High Atlas that we will take you through has some of the highest mountains and valleys in Africa’s North. Mount Toubkal, at a majestic 4167m above sea level, is the highest of the peaks followed by M’goun, a close second at 4071m.
We offer a wide range of treks and tours. You can choose one of their popular package treks or you can consult with them to design your own. All of our adventures come with over 5 years experience on our part and an experienced and qualified team, drawn from the local population.

All of the treks listed can be changed, extended or shortened to meet your requirements. Treks can start on any day to suit your needs.
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