Hiking Day Tour in Atlas Mountains & Waterfalls'

Hassan saura vous faire partager sa joie et son amour de sa région d'Imlil. Du pied des cascades en passant par le vieux village bèrbère et ces ruelles interminables il sait vous convaincre de revenir dans la région. Vraiment je recommande ce guide qui est en toutes discrètions et gentillesses pour les plus anciens. Vraiment Hassan t'es le Roi d'Imlil :)

My name is Peter and i have used Trek In Atlas for my thirht time when i travel to Morocco! Hass was the best and a wonderful guide , He arranged our day trip once again to he is beautiful High Atlas Mountain Town. We will definatley be back again and again to Morocco and will highly recommend this country and hassan to our friends, Exellent guide and great communication during the wondeful day. Its so much fun running through the mountains in Morocco. Imlil is full of love and peace with a very kind and jentle people, We love this place and we really feel safe and happy during our visit eveytime i come. Thank you again hassan for your hospitqlity and support

I came to Morocco with an intention to do nothing but sit in the sun from morning to evening but after seeing the pictures and reviews of the Atlas Mountains I decided I wouldn't miss the opportunity while so close. What a trip! We travelled using click excursions who are absolutely fantastic (I highly recommend their services). When we arrived at the mountains we were greeted by Hussain, a local Berber man who spoke good English. He was very much a local... as we hiked up the mountain side he suddenly stopped and pointed out his house which was approximately 1000m above sea level carved into the rocks. What a beautiful experience. He knew the area very well (obviously) and gave us so much information about the villages and lifestyles of the Berbers. He's also quite the photographer and told us where to stop to get the best pictures and panoramas. The views are quite literally breathtaking (aided by the hike up + my fitness being moderate at best).. I'm not one to live life behind a lens or smartphone camera but I must admit I stopped several times to take a quick snap. We stopped in the Toubkal Kasbah for an amazing cooked lunch of bread starters, lamb tagine for mains, couscous for second mains, followed by a lovely Moroccan tea and some cold refreshing fruit, (the portions here are huge and I felt as though I wouldn't need to eat another week). Hussain then left shortly after a few more pictures together and our driver then met us for the return journey. If your in Morocco, this is a must visit. There's hardly any tourists and the area is largely untouched by modern civilization so if you want a break from the hustle and bustle of Marrakech, you must visit the Atlas. I will definitely return for a climb to the top.