Hike to the Atlas Mountain in Morocco for an Enthralling Experience
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Mike has a real passion for cycling, hiking and just generally being outdoors. Being from Warrington, he is only a few hours away from North Wales, The Peak District, Yorkshire and the Lake District. He has climbed Mount Kilimanjaro and done a lot of the mountains in the Lake District. His new passion is walking his dog and enjoying a pint at the end.
Craving for an adventurous holiday is something that can’t be pushed away. For any enthusiastic intrepid traveller, wandering in woods, getting lost in the mountains, or just sitting near the lake with legs dipped in, sounds like heaven. The joy of encountering the Earth’s most amazing views and sights on your way up to the summit is unparalleled. So, if your heart is beating for an enthralling adventure tour that will dazzle you, inspire you, and motivate you in unexpected ways, trekking in the Atlas Mountains is what you are missing! Spread across Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia, the Atlas Mountain is 13000 feet above the sea level that will take you into an elevated wilderness. Surrounded by luscious valleys, dark forests, fast-flowing rivers and waterfalls, and a lot more, the Atlas Mountain gives you an immersive experience that a direct summit can’t match.
Atlas is a place where you can hike or trek round the year without worrying about the weather conditions. Whether you want to go solo or with a group, it is your choice, but you will surely be jumping with excitement witnessing the best sights along the way to the top! All you need to do is to pack the right gear, camping essentials, a lot of food supplies, and you are all set to have an adventure of a lifetime.
TRAILS ON THE WAY
IMLIL – THE HEART OF ATLAS MOUNTAINS
While you are trekking on the Atlas Mountains, it not only offers you gorgeous and valleys, but also let you discover the hidden culture of the small villages on the way. Imlil is one such beauty that you can’t miss. This small village is a nature’s creation that is well known for its walnuts, cherry, and apple production. It showcases the culture and beauty of North Africa in decent ways. Near to Toubkal Mountain, Imli is fairly connected to various directions by tracks.
OURIKA VALLEY
Located within the foothills of Atlas Mountain, Ourika Valley is the most gorgeous valleys in Morocco boasting of the natural landscapes. It is known for its best geographical location. If you are visiting in summers, the day river rafting is an amazing experience to have. Also, the Ourika Valley has stunning green landscapes to showcase so that you fall in love with the place for a lifetime.
SETTI FATMA
Known as the last village of the Ourika valley, as you further ascend to complete your hiking trip, Setti Fatma is an ideal place for a pit-stop. It welcomes a lot of tourist action every year, especially in summers. Offering you the breath-taking views of nature and taking you to hike up to the seven waterfalls, this small village is perfect to take a dip in to cool off.
SUMMING UP
Trekking to the simple yet amazing Atlas Mountains doesn’t need you to complete the mountaineering course or anything. If you have a decent knowledge about hiking, you are good to go. Make sure you have a good pair of hiking shoes, all the camping equipment and sleeping bags for unexpected adventures on the way. The hikes to the mountain depend on your expertise and holiday schedule. Where it can last for a day or two, you can explore the Atlas Mountains for as long as a month. Nonetheless, whether you scale the mountain or not, the experiences and challenges that you will face, will prepare you for the upcoming expeditions. As beautiful as the Atlas Mountain is, it will leave you mesmerized and awestruck with its beautiful sights that you will never forget!
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Mike has a real passion for cycling, hiking and just generally being outdoors. Being from Warrington, he is only a few hours away from North Wales, The Peak District, Yorkshire and the Lake District. He has climbed Mount Kilimanjaro and done a lot of the mountains in the Lake District. His new passion is walking his dog and enjoying a pint at the end.
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