As soon as you wake up, you will leave Marrakech and its incecent activity to plunge into the more remote regions of the central High Atlas.

After a few hours of transfer by road which will have allowed you to discover the immensity of this mountain massif with its varied and atypical colors and scents, we will begin the riding part with a first small singletrack of around twenty kilometers as an appetizer.

Satisfied with this rather descending and technically rich first run, you will enjoy a first night in a local lodge, which will take you even further away from the hustle and bustle of the day before and the lost comfort of your comfortable riad.

While you have already adopted the cruising pace of this stay in Morocco and you take care to pronounce your "Salam Aleykum" at each meeting, you will be surprised to notice that our usual 4x4 vehicle which usually ensures our travel has vanished to make way for mules.

You then understand that it is thanks to these mules and their unsuspected abilities that we will be able to definitively move away from all traces of civilization to sink deeper towards our objective of during the week, the M'goun and its approximately 4,070m altitude.

This is where all the originality of this unique MTB trip to Morocco really comes into play, and you will quickly get used to the long walks in splendid valleys, in Indian style. , behind our multi rider friends who will take special care to relieve you of the transport of your bike for the climbs.

But don't worry, our mules have been selected for their particular quality in returning your mountain bike to you at the top of each climb to let you enjoy long virgin trails far from it all .

After the first three hours of walking of this day and a first trail descended according to the rules of the art, we reach our lodge. In the evening, we will share a meal with a family from the village.

The convoy hits the road again in the morning to travel along a valley which allows us to reach our next pass at a little less than 3,000 meters above sea level.

With your breath taken away by the altitude and the beauty of the contrasting landscapes of the Tassaout valley, you will take advantage of a break to take one last burst of photos of these colorful landscapes.

After these four hours of walking, you will have had the privilege of appreciating the geological diversity of the region and the absolute isolation in which the few inhabitants of the place live.

You will then enjoy a long descending section towards Amezri, a magnificent village of typical mud houses, where a welcoming local lodge awaits us to share a special moment with our guests and spend the night there. .

An early awakening signals the start of a first long ascent which will take us to an altitude of 3,200m, fortunately still relieved of our bikes by our faithful mules.

Of course, this long four-hour walk will be rewarded as it should be, with a lunar-looking path, winding along the vast slopes of M'goun.

You will be amazed by the splendor of the surrounding highlands and valleys as well as by this magnificent path which will alternate between a first exhilarating portion, then a second, slightly more technical part which will retain your full attention, to finally end on a final long, rolling section again which will end this busy day in style.

A good traditional meal washed down with a glass of mint tea and a night at a local's home will properly conclude this fifth day of your Moroccan adventure.

We return to around 3,000 meters of altitude with a climb near the Tizi n'Aït Hamd pass and a privileged view of the sumptuous Saghro mountains, before enjoying of a new descending section towards the Ouzighimt valley.

This route of around thirty kilometers of mountain biking will delight you as much for the landscapes we cross as for the beauty of the trails we take.

At the end of the day, we will once again be welcomed into an authentic family gîte with whom you will have the pleasure of sharing a few moments of their daily life.

A final climb of two hours of walking begins your day.

As for every day of your journey, you will be able to discover landscapes full of colors and contrasts with the added bonus of isolation and a very particular serenity.

This last ascent also marks our separation from our friendly team of Berber mule drivers who, throughout your raid, will help you avoid long portages, while providing their authenticity and knowledge of Berber culture.

With a tear in your eye and a lump in your throat, it is with undisguised emotion that you will leave the one who took care of your bike during this week, your faithful friend the mule.

Despite heartbreaking farewells, you remain strong and gather your last strength to ride your mountain bike again and properly attack the endless single that will take you into the Aït Bouguemez valley and bring you close to depressurization all the way through. along its little sinuous hairpins interspersed with more rolling sections with a totally indecent flow.

The evening in the lodge will allow you to enjoy the splendor of the place and you will quickly understand why it is nicknamed the Happy Valley.

Before hitting the road again for Marrakech, you take advantage of the morning for a last little spin which allows you to soak up the authentic flavors of the place one last time.

After about fifteen kilometers, we find the 4x4 to return to Marrakech, to pack up the bikes and enjoy one last night in a comfortable riad.

Depending on the time of your flight, you are accompanied with your luggage and bicycles to Marrakech airport.

No, Morocco formally prohibits the use of drones on its territory. Very strict controls are carried out by the authorities and customs controls.

In order to ensure perfect logistics and ensure you have the best possible experience, we generally limit the number of participants to 6 to 8 people.

This mountain bike trip in Iran is supervised by a professional Swiss mountain bike guide, certified Swiss Cycling. Who opened this circuit and supervised more than 30 groups on this program. You are in good hands!

The participants of this mountain biking trip to Morocco are on average aged 30 to 55 years old.

Yes of course, many riders have taken advantage of this destination.

The terrain encountered during our adventure is rather rolling, with a rather moderate slope. The trails are rather dry, often smooth, sometimes more stony, but are easy to navigate.

No, during the day, you will only ride with your bike gear. All luggage is transferred by car with our team of drivers.

It is possible to have clothes washed and dried mid-week with the hotel's laundry service. Either way, we recommend that you take what you need for the week.

We spend most nights in hotels of at least *** type, or comfortable cottages.

Yes, all meals are included in the price of the stay. We will show you the best local restaurants to taste the most traditional Persian dishes.

Most of this stay does not require any special cycling equipment.

You can find the complete list of necessary materials under the “materials” tab.

The program for this adventure was developed with the safety aspect as a priority.

At any time, it is easy to find our support vehicles or to skip a run if you feel tired.

We invite you to check with your insurance that you are covered for trips in the event of an accident or cancellation in the event of force majeure.

Es ist notwendig, ein Enduro- oder All-Mountain-Mountainbike in gutem Zustand zu haben.

Die Teilnehmer dieser Mountainbike-Touren im Wallis haben sehr unterschiedliche Profile, von 20 bis 65 Jahren, sowohl Männer als auch Frauen.

Die Hauptsache ist, dass man über das für den Tag erforderliche technische Niveau verfügt.

Wir begrüßen in der Regel zwischen 5 und 10 Personen pro Tag.

Die Touren im Wallis werden von einem lokalen professionellen Mountainbike-Guide betreut, der von Swiss Cycling zertifiziert ist, in den Schweizer Alpen unterwegs ist und alle Strecken kennt diese. Tasche.

Wir möchten die Wege, die wir nehmen, so weit wie möglich abwechslungsreich gestalten.

Die Routen bestehen zu 99 % aus Wanderwegen.

Nous accueillons en générale entre 6 et 10 personnes pour la journée.

Ce séjour est encadré par un guide VTT professionnel local, certifié Swiss Cycling, pratiquant le VTT depuis 1989 et guide professionnel depuis 2010.

SI tu es fatigué, tu peux facilement sauter un tour et rester dans le bus pour te reposer durant une rotation.

Nous aimons varier autant que possible les trails que nous empruntons.

Les itinéraires sont composés à 99% de sentiers.

Non, durant la journée tu peux laisser tout ton matériel ou ton pique-nique dans le bus, pour ne rouler qu'avec le minimum.

Pour participer à nos séjour  VTT & E-Bike Camp'n'Ride, tu dois posséder un camping car ou un bus aménagé.

Il est nécessaire d'avoir un E-Bike tout suspendu.

Dans un cas comme dans l'autre, n'hésite pas à nous contacter pour la location de matériel.