5 Days Djebel Siroua Trek anti Atlas, Located in the south of Toubkal Massif, the Jebel Siroua (3305 m) is an old volcanic massif, a land of fortified villages with their attics « called Igoudar », symbols of a very strong tradition. At the foot of the villages, fields irrigated by mountain streams, growing barley, wheat, saffron wich is an important economic activity for the local communities in Jebel Siroua mountain. The women weave beautiful carpets and sell the product at the souk of Taznaght, Sheep farming is another important resource for local people, many shepherds’ houses and sheep folds, called Azib, are occupied by the Berber a part of the year (spring and summer).
5 Days Djebel Siroua Trek anti Atlas, the Siroua is clearly visible from the summit of Toubkal and is considered a « natural water tower » because of the snow that accumulates from December to March. This is an ideal area for walking through fantastic landscapes and deep valleys.
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Jebel Siroua, also known as Jebel Sirwa, is a mountain range in the Anti-Atlas region of Morocco. Trekking in Jebel Siroua offers a unique and challenging experience, allowing you to explore stunning landscapes, Berber villages, and rich cultural heritage. Here's what you can expect when trekking in Jebel Siroua:
This ample experience that we will share with you will undoubtedly guide you to an unforgettable tour in Morocco.
Upon your arrival at Marrakesh airport, you will be welcomed by your tour guide and transferred to your riad or hotel for an overnight stay. If you arrive early enough, you can visit some of Marrakech’s beautiful monuments and take a stroll in the bustling markets of the Medina.
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We leave Marrakech and take the road of the Atlas Mountains. After Marrakesh plains, we head up our way throughout Atlas mountain valleys until Tichka pass, which offers an amazing view of the south sud side, Tichka also is the highest point of this road that connect Marrakesh to Ouarzazate cities. Your odyssey leads you through the otherworldly town of Taznaght, across a vast lunar plateau, arid mountains, and via a 6 km track. We then arrive at the meeting point with our team. we walk on flat ground to our first camp at 1400 m via the valley and Tisslet gorges. Enjoy dinner and an overnight stay at the camp.
We start our day with the enchanting exploration of the Tisslite gorges, immersing ourselves in the awe-inspiring beauty of nature’s intricate creations. As we venture further, the Tizgui Valley unfolds before us, adorned with a tapestry of quaint villages and meticulously sculpted terraced fields, painting a picturesque scene that captures the essence of traditional Berber life.
Our siroua trek leads us to the heart of the Tizgui Valley, where we are greeted by the magnificent attic of Tizgui—a true testament to the architectural and cultural richness of the region. The intricate details of this superb attic provide a glimpse into the history and heritage that thrives within these mountainous landscapes.
With a sense of wonder, we continue our walk, ascending to the lofty altitude of 2200m, where our camp awaits at 2200m.
This morning marks the beginning of our adventure with a leisurely walk alongside a meandering stream adorned with lush vegetation on both sides. The gentle stroll allows us to soak in the natural beauty surrounding us. As we trace the stream, we gradually ascend a zig-zagging trail that leads us to the summit of Gueliz. At 2900m, the summit offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Jebel Sirwa region, allowing us to trace the path we’ve traversed over the past two days. The landscape unfolds before us, inviting us to capture its beauty through photos while basking in the serenity of this distinctive area.
Once at the summit, we descend into a picturesque valley, making our way towards a cluster of remarkable shepherd’s huts. Some of these huts stand in isolation, while others form charming groups with gardens, terraced fields, and natural springs in close proximity. During the spring months, nomadic Berbers arrive in this area to cultivate the land and sow barley, which matures for harvest by the end of summer.
Our camp, will be set up near of Tagragra caves at an elevation of 2600m. These caves, often inhabited by shepherds from the Berber tribes around.
After a hearty breakfast, we depart from our campsite, early anticipating the adventures that lie ahead on this picturesque day. Our siroua trek unfolds as we immerse ourselves in the exploration of stunning gorges, captivating rock formations, and the enchanting summit of Jebel Sirwa. This peak, Jebel Sirwa, is no ordinary mountain—it stands as an extinct stratovolcano, also known as a composite volcano.
Stratovolcanos are renowned for their photogenic allure, boasting a distinctive conical shape crafted over time by layers of solidified lava, pumice, and volcanic ash. The morning trail we traverse meanders through spiky vegetation and amidst imposing blocks of marvelously eroded boulders. As we approach the summit of Jebel Sirwa, we encounter two rocky sections along our path. The first requires us to skillfully navigate around it, while the second presents a brief 30-meter scramble—non-technical and optional—that propels us triumphantly onto the summit.
From the apex of Jebel Sirwa, a breathtaking panorama unfolds, stretching across the High Atlas and the Quarzazate Plain to the Anti-Atlas. Taking a moment to absorb these magnificent views, we prepare for the descent, which leads us through more awe-inspiring rock formations.
As the day comes to a close, our camp is set up at Tissouitine, where the shepherds’ houses and sheep folds are located at an elevation of 2450 meters.
Today’s Siroua trek unfolds against the backdrop of a captivating trek through diverse landscapes. Our trek began with the morning sun casting its warm glow on the steep and rugged valley sides, creating a picturesque scene. As we descend, the earth gradually transforms into a tapestry of scrub vegetation, setting the stage for an immersive experience.
The day’s exploration leads us into the enchanting valley of Assif n’Izine, adorned with a meandering stream. Here, we encounter a marvel of berber population ingenuity—ingenious irrigation channels that weave through the landscape, nourishing the crops of the local villagers. Nestled between charming houses and sheepfolds, these channels exemplify the symbiotic relationship between the people and the land. Traditional alpine-style hamlets, with houses built against large boulders, reveal a unique way of life. Each dwelling is divided into two parts: one for the family and the other serving as a stable for sheep and goats.
The adventure continues as we descend into a gorge, guiding us to a saffron-growing area ab the villages of Ait Ighmour and Idoughagh. Along this segment of the trail, we traverse a wadi (river) shaded by towering walnut trees, creating a serene and peaceful atmosphere.
Our trekking in Jebel Siroua concludes near the Ait Tigga village, where our final camp is set up.
After breakfast, we will embark on our transfer back to Marrakesh, heading towards the Ait Benhaddou village for a visit. This small, historic town has been designated as one of the World Heritage sites. Following our exploration of Ait Benhaddou, we will drive through the picturesque Ounilla Valley, passing Telouet villages and charming settlements along the way. As we traverse this stunning landscape, we will eventually reach the Tichka Pass, continuing our drive to Marrakech. Overnight stay in a Riad or hotel.
Meeting you and transfer to the airport 3 hours before your fly time.
We’ve gathered a selection of commonly asked questions to provide you with further insight into this extraordinary Jebel siroua trek.
