Mountain Siroua trek Morocco or Jebel Siroua trekking is an itinerary created by our extensive experience to guide you amidst the rugged landscapes formed between the High Atlas Mountains and the Anti-Atlas, the dormant volcanic expanse of Jebel Sirwa offers a picturesque setting unlike any other in Morocco. This region is a captivating blend of nature’s wonders, featuring expansive fields of saffron, meadows adorned with a riot of colorful flowers, quaint stone villages, and awe-inspiring vistas. Amidst this breathtaking scenery, the area is also home to the distinctive Ait Ouaouzguit Berber tribe, adding a cultural richness to the already enchanting tapestry of the Jebel Sirwa.
A wonderful trek will take you into the Jebel Siroua mountains, where you can experience a sense of wilderness and breathe the clean air of the peaceful valleys, surrounded by colorful foothills, mineral mountains and green valleys where the Berber inhabitants have kept the best of their ancestral traditions.
While traveling in the depths of these peaceful mountains and to accomplish a nice trekking to Jebel Siroua, we will hike through impressive landscapes on well-marked trails, surprisingly not too strenuous and along the way, we will pass through remote villages and terraced fields offering you an insight into the daily life of the hardy and friendly Berber people. This trip stamps its imprint on your soul like nowhere else on earth.
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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/Ouarzazate 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 Marrakesh’s beautiful monuments, the famous Jamaa Lafna square, and take a stroll in the bustling markets of the Medina.
Embarking on a breathtaking day excursion to Ouarzazate, after a spectacular drive over the Tizi-n-Tichka Mountain pass 2260 meters, our adventure continues as we delve into the enchanting Ounila Valley region. Here, we’ll embark on a captivating 3-hour hike, immersing ourselves in the stunning landscape and delving into the rich history of this fertile valley. The Ounila Valley is renowned for its picturesque mud-brick buildings and ancient Kasbahs, each structure telling a tale of bygone eras.
The hike not only promises awe-inspiring views of villages but also offers a glimpse into the traditional way of life in this secluded haven. Amidst this natural beauty, we’ll take a pause to savor an authentic lunch, graciously hosted by a local family, providing us with a taste of the region’s warm hospitality and culinary delights. Our road continues with a scenic drive to the fortified village of Ait Ben Haddou, an architectural marvel that has earned its place on the prestigious UNESCO World Heritage list. This ancient village, with its labyrinthine alleys and imposing Kasbahs, stands as a testament to centuries of history and culture. Ait Ben Haddou has also etched its name in cinematic history, serving as the backdrop for iconic Hollywood films such as Gladiator and Lawrence of Arabia, adding a cinematic allure to its already captivating charm.
After the visit of Ksar Ait Benhaddou we continue to our destination of Ouarzazate. dinner and overnight stay in Hotel.
After breakfast, we depart from Ouarzazate and head west. Your odyssey will take you through the otherworldly town of Taznaght, across a vast lunar plateau, arid mountains, and along a 6 km track. We eventually reach the meeting point with our team, where we begin a walk on flat ground through the valley and Tisslet gorges. We’ll arrive at our first camp at 1400 m after a 3-hour walk. 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.
We bid farewell to our picturesque campsite nestled in the heart of Tizgui and embark on an enchanting trek towards the Tisswitine pastures. As we traverse the lunar-like landscape, our path meanders through the timeless beauty of the terrain, passing by numerous sheepfolds that serve as temporary havens for the nomadic communities during the balmy summer seasons.
The sun casts its golden hues upon us as we reach our destination: a serene campsite nestled at the foot of the majestic Jebel Siroua, near the Tisswitine sheepfolds standing tall at an elevation of 2600 meters. Upon our arrival at this idyllic spot around 1 o’clock, there is the optional opportunity in the afternoon to immerse yourself in another two hours of walking, enhancing your connection with the mesmerizing landscape.
Breakfast will be taken early in the morning, accompanied by the crisp mountain air, invigorating our senses for the adventure that lies ahead.The trail to the summit unfolds gradually, revealing the beauty of Jebel Siroua at every turn. The ascent is not steep, allowing us to walk at a leisurely pace, immersing ourselves in the natural wonders that surround us.
As we ascend, the landscape undergoes a magical transformation. The panoramic views of the High Atlas mountains unfold, presenting a breathtaking spectacle that captures our imagination. Valleys stretch out beneath us, their contours defined by time and nature. The summit becomes our vantage point, offering an awe-inspiring panorama that extends as far as the eye can see. This moment of repose allows us to appreciate not only the physical Siroua trek but also the spiritual connection forged with the mountains.
After our summit conquest and shared moments of reflection, we begin our descent, retracing our steps toward the camp nestled in the quietude of the large shepherds’ houses and sheep folds (Azib) of Irri at 2000m.
We eagerly depart from our camp, anticipating a day filled with awe-inspiring experiences amidst nature’s grandeur, our footsteps lead us over the majestic pass of Azwou 2450 m. The panoramic views from this vantage point unfold before us, revealing a tapestry of breathtaking landscapes that captivate the senses.
Our path meanders through expansive grazing lands and lush green pastures, creating a picturesque backdrop for our trek. The gentle rustling of the wind and the rhythmic cadence of our footsteps accompany us as we immerse ourselves in the serenity of the surroundings.
In the latter part of the afternoon, our exploration takes us to the enchanting large shepherds’ houses and sheep folds of Aziwan, where nature has sculpted spectacular volcanic rocks, each telling a silent tale of geological wonders. The interplay of light and shadow accentuates the unique formations, providing a mesmerizing spectacle that invites contemplation and admiration. Optionally, in the afternoon, it’s possible to head for a couple of hours walking into this mesmerizing and particular landscape.
After enjoying our final breakfast while camping, we set off to enjoy an easy half day trek. The footpath takes us down to the village of Amassin, where our Jebel Siroua trek concludes with a visit to a historic granary. After a short break with mint tea, we head to our lunch spot outside the village. Following lunch, we have a direct transfer back to Marrakech.
From the quaint oases of southern Morocco to the towering High Atlas Mountains, we drive through amazing landscapes, crossing the famous Tizi-n-Ticka pass at 2260 meters. We arrive in Marrakesh late in the afternoon.
Visit Marrakesh, a vibrant city in Morocco known for its rich history, stunning architecture, and bustling markets. Located in the western part of Morocco near the foothills of the Atlas Mountains, it was founded in 1062 by Abu Bakr ibn Umar.
Meet your city tour guide for a half-day tour at 09:30 and start visiting some of the highlights of Marrakesh’s old city, such as Bahia Palace, Medersa Ben Youssef, souk (market) with handmade artisan crafts, Pasha Museum. The visit concludes by exploring the main square of Jamaa Lafna.
In the afternoon, you can experience the traditional Moroccan bathhouses known as hammams for relaxation and cultural immersion at your own expense.
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 trek.
