Morocco, Hiking, From the History Books The Story of Chefchaouen, Morocco's Blue City Wonder the steep streets, souks and staircases of Chefchaouen, and you'll find yourself surrounded by vibrant blue...
Features, Morocco, Book Club Book Club: Alice Morrison - Walking With Nomads One woman’s adventure through the remarkable landscapes of Morocco, from the Sahara to the mighty Atlas Mountains...
Community, Morocco Taking on the 3 Peaks Challenge in Morocco: a Photo Story Emer Boothman hit the trails of the Atlas Mountains to tackle this unforgettable triple summit challenge...
Guides, Hiking, Morocco The 7 Highest Mountains to Trek in Morocco Explore the lofty heights of Morocco's highest mountains, from Mount Toubkal to M'Goun...
Guides, Morocco Atlas Mountains: Your Adventure Guide So you want to visit the Atlas Mountains? Here's a guide to the mountain ranges and peaks of the Atlas Mountains from Morocco to Tunisia.
Guides, Hiking, Morocco Trekking in Morocco: A Guide to the Basics Thinking about a hiking holiday in Morocco? Here's our guide to trekking in the country, from Toubkal to the Sahara and beyond...
Features, Community, Hiking, Morocco Taking on Mt. Toubkal: A Photo Story If you're gonna do Christmas, do it like this.
Features, Community, Morocco Morocco | Summit to Surf A guide on how to go from the summit of Mt Toubkal to the warm, peeling waves of Taghazout.
Features, Community, Morocco, Hiking “Look Mum, I Did a Mountain!” In the opening pages of the non-fiction book ‘Into Thin Air’, author Jon Krakauer describes a desire he harboured since childhood to conquer Mount Everest.
Features, Community, Hiking, Morocco The Atlas Lottery | One Epic Weekend in the Atlas Mountains In fact, my friend James wanted to slide down the mountain on his bum. Mohammed said it wasn’t a good idea. He then saw him do it once with his ice axe dragging behind him, found it hilarious, and ended up filming James whilst he did it.
Features, Community, Morocco, Hiking Mules, Mountains and the ‘Moroccan Chamonix’ We caught up with the man behind our hiking trips in Morocco. He spoke about why he loves what he does and how tourism aids his hometown of Imlil, known as the ‘Moroccan Chamonix’.
