Overview
The Saghro is a wild and untamed mountain range, unforgettable to those who have visited it; it is a truly awe-inspiring region. Charles de Foucauld, who crossed part of it, recounts that this range consists of a high plateau with an average altitude of 2,000 meters, reached by a series of long, sometimes stony, ramps… The upper plateau presents a vast, flat, and verdant expanse, bristling with volcanic peaks and ridges. Our trek unfolds in a pre-Saharan atmosphere, with a highest point reaching 2,600 meters. There are few villages, but enough nomads from the large Ait Atta tribe come to graze their flocks there.
Highlights
01- Marhbabikoum - Welcome -
02- On the way to the Saghro volcanic massif.
03- From the Valley of Roses to the almond oases of Assaka.
04- From the rocky peaks of Bab N'Ali to the rugged summits of the Saghro.
05- Return...
Best Moments
Trekking in the heart of the Saghro, between oases, valleys and wild volcanic landscapes, to meet the nomads.
