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This four day trip spends three days trekking through the Imnane Valley, a quieter part of the High Atlas away from the main Toubkal trail, staying in local gites and guesthouses in villages such as Tinerhourhine and Ait Aissa. The route crosses several passes between 2,000 and 2,400 metres, with terraced fields and mountain shrines along the way.
Day four swaps boots for bikes, driving to Imlil, the Little Chamonix of Morocco, before riding from the Tizi n'Tamatert Pass down through the lush Imnane Valley, with the option of a road track or a more adventurous off-road trail, finishing with a Berber lunch in Arg and a final stretch to Asni village.
This suits travellers who want genuine village trekking away from the busier Toubkal routes, combined with an active mountain biking day to finish, rather than a straightforward summit-focused itinerary.
Mules or porters carry luggage where required, and an English-speaking guide leads throughout, with bicycles and gear available on request for the final day.
This trip focuses on the Imnane Valley rather than the main Toubkal summit route, visiting quieter villages such as Tinerhourhine, Ikkiss and Ait Aissa over three days, before finishing with a mountain biking day rather than a mountain summit.
It suits travellers wanting genuine village trekking plus an active finish, rather than a summit-focused trip.
No specific experience is required for the road track option on day four, though the off-road trail suits more confident or experienced riders. Your guide can advise on which option best matches your ability on the day.
Both options start and finish at the same points, so the group can split if riders have different preferences.
Yes, mules or porters carry luggage where required during the three trekking days, so you only need a daypack with water, layers and personal essentials while walking.
On the biking day, luggage travels separately by vehicle.
Accommodation consists of local gites and guesthouses in villages along the route, including Tinerhourhine and Ait Aissa, offering a simple but authentic introduction to mountain village life.
Facilities are basic but comfortable, in keeping with the remote villages visited.
Bicycle rental gear can be arranged on request but is not included in the standard trip price, so let the team know in advance if you need a bike or equipment for the mountain biking day.
Let us know your height and experience level so the right bike can be arranged.
The trek crosses several High Atlas passes including Tizi n'Tamatert at 2,279 metres, Tizi n'Aguersioual at 2,000 metres and Tizi Mzik at 2,400 metres, each offering different views across the Imnane Valley and surrounding mountains.
These same passes and valley are revisited from a different angle during the mountain biking day.
The minimum age is 10, and the off-road biking option should be chosen based on riders' confidence and experience.
Group sizes range up to 20 people, and private departures can be arranged on request.
Sturdy broken-in trekking boots and comfortable cycling clothing for day four are essential, along with warm layers for cool mountain evenings.
Waterproof and windproof outer layers, sun protection and a reusable water bottle round out the essential kit.
This trip is graded medium, with three days of village trekking across passes up to 2,400 metres followed by a mountain biking day of around 4 hours riding.
A reasonable level of fitness helps for both the trekking and biking sections, though no technical climbing or advanced riding skills are required.
Cancellations made more than 90 days before departure receive a full refund. Cancellations between 80 and 90 days before departure receive a 50% refund, and cancellations within 70 days of departure are non-refundable.
Written notice is required, and travel cancellation insurance is strongly recommended.
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