The Central High Atlas and Jbel M'Goun

Visit Central High Atlas is an essentially limestone massif, morphologically dominated by tabular zones culminating at 2,500 meters above sea level, which stretches from'Azilal à Ouarzazate. The contrasting landscapes here are of extraordinary beauty, revealing to visitors wonderful sites with high plateaus, and gorges and incised canyons, a chaos of eroded peaks...

Visit Jbel M'Goun (4,068 metres) is the highest peak in this part of the High Atlas, is made up of a long ridge that exceeds or approaches the 4000 meters above sea level over a length of 10 km. In fact, this ridge is a anticline. The rock on the surface is a hard limestone. Its northern slope was carved out by glaciers during Quaternary glaciations so that today 14 combes are aligned perpendicular to the ridgeline. L'Ighil M'Goun is a popular destination for hikers practicing trekking.

It is home to a Berber population renowned for its exceptional hospitality. The Aït Bouguemez Valley or the Happy Valley this is the region's most central valley, at an altitude of 1900 m at the foot of the majestic M'goun 4068 m. Its fields, tended like gardens, attract large numbers of visitors in spring and summer. migratory birds from all corners of the world, stilt-walkers such as the storks, and various types of herons, raptors and passerines. Let's not forget the inhabitants of the old lake, the largest dinosaurs discovered so far: the famous Atlas-saures, have left their mark on us, which we can admire as we stroll through the Valley possibility of visiting the limestone slabs in the form of large paw prints.

In this superb Valley we offer you family outings. Programs are flexible and adaptable to your expectations, your level and that of your children. An invitation to discover one of the most beautiful regions of High Atlas on foot, backpack mules.