From Ouarzazate: 3-Day Trek to M'Goun Valley

Itinerary Day 1: Ouarzazate → Dadès → Aït Youl → Aguerzegga Begin your journey with a transfer from Ouarzazate to the Gorges du Dadès, in the Aït Youl region. Start your trek through a striking landscape of red rock cliffs, terraced gardens, and traditional Berber villages. As you progress, the scenery becomes more remote and wild, leading you into the isolated valley of Aguerzegga. Along the way, meet local inhabitants, discover traditional farming techniques, and enjoy the possibility of visiting a nomadic family. Overnight in a local guesthouse or bivouac. Transfer: approximately 2 hours Walking time: 5 to 6 hours Distance: 12 to 14 km Elevation gain/loss: +400 m / -300 m Day 2: Aguerzegga → Boutghrar → Vallée des Roses This day follows ancient nomadic trails linking valleys and high plateaus. You will cross remote villages and wide open landscapes, offering a deep sense of isolation and authenticity. Arrival in Boutghrar, located in the heart of the Vallée des Roses, a region known for its seasonal rose cultivation and traditional kasbah architecture. Activities may include discovering rose fields (in season), visiting kasbahs, and interacting with local families. A traditional musical evening can be arranged. Overnight in a guesthouse or camping. Walking time: approximately 6 hours Distance: 14 to 16 km Elevation gain/loss: +500 m / -600 m Day 3: Boutghrar → M’Goun Valley → Ouarzazate Enjoy a more relaxed final day walking through cultivated fields, small rivers, and traditional villages. Arrive in the beautiful M’Goun valley, known for its fertile landscapes and authentic rural life. After the trek, transfer back to Ouarzazate. Walking time: 5 to 6 hours Distance: 10 to 12 km Elevation gain/loss: +200 m / -300 m Transfer: approximately 2 hours Technical Details Departure and return: Ouarzazate Duration: 3 days / 2 nights Level: easy to moderate Total distance: approximately 36 to 42 km Logistics: luggage carried by mules Type: private or small group Highlights Crossing the spectacular Gorges du Dadès Exploration of the hidden Aguerzegga Valley Immersion in the Vallée des Roses Overnight stays in local guesthouses or bivouac Authentic encounters with Amazigh (Berber) families Walking along remote nomadic trails far from mass tourism Arrival in the scenic M’Goun Valley A deep cultural and human experience