Key Details
After a short drive to the foothills of the Anti-Atlas, we explore the impressive Assads Gorge, also known as Cedar Valley, where lush vegetation contrasts beautifully with the surrounding rocky landscape. Following an ancient irrigation system through the valley, the hike ends with a traditional lunch on the rooftop terrace of a Berber family home overlooking the Anti-Atlas mountains.
Travel Format & Duration
Guided Hiking
Day Trip
(09:00–17:00)
Group Trip
Guaranteed from 2 participants
(max. 15 participants)
Prices
2 people: €75 p.p.
4 people: €65 p.p.
6 people: €55 p.p.
Hiking Facts
Hiking distance: approx. 8 km
Duration: approx. 4 hours
Elevation: + 150 m / - 150 m
Difficulty Level
Easy:
Suitable for anyone with a normal level of fitness.
Moderate hike in the Anti-Atlas
We enter the impressive Assads Gorge, also known as Cedar Valley. Surrounded by warm-colored sedimentary rock formations, the landscape reveals surprisingly lush vegetation — a striking contrast to the otherwise dry scenery typical of this region.
Our hike follows an ancient irrigation system that has supported life here for generations. Walking alongside the gently flowing water, we pass small terraced fields and shaded sections with dense plant life, while dramatic views of the steep canyon walls accompany us along the way.
At the end of the trail, we reach a clear natural spring — a peaceful and refreshing place to pause before continuing through steeper sections of the gorge with spectacular viewpoints.
What's Included
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Transfers (Distance: approx. 80 km round trip)
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Certified guide
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Guided hike
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Lunch with a Berber family
What's not Included
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Personal expenses
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Additional drinks/meals
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Tips
