Overview
The M’Goun Massif is a spectacular spine of mountain ridges and sculpted valleys in the high Atlas around 100 miles East of Marrakech. The Massif represents the second highest point in North Africa, just 100m lower than Jebel Toubkal further to the West.
This trek takes us over and through the landscape, at one moment in a deep winding gorge, the next on a high open ridge. All the while we are enjoying the local North African culture and hospitality.
