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Jebel Siroua · Anti-Atlas · Summit Trekking Adventure4 days of exploration through volcanic landscapes, traditional Berber villages, and high-altitude trekking. This carefully curated Siroua Summit trek offers the perfect balance of physical challenge and cultural immersion in Morocco's magnificent Anti-Atlas region.
Notre 4-day Siroua Summit trek offers a unique opportunity to conquer one of Morocco's most spectacular volcanic peaks. Discover traditional Berber villages, experience trekking through dramatic landscapes, and enjoy authentic cultural encounters. This trek has been specifically designed to showcase the most spectacular aspects of Jebel Siroua tout en tout en assurant votre confort et votre sécurité tout au long du voyage.
We invite you to experience the unique volcanic landscape of Jebel Siroua, an ancient volcanic plug rising to 3305 meters. This adventure combines camping under the stars with authentic cultural experiences. You'll have the opportunity to witness stunning mountain scenery, interact with local Berber communities, and learn about traditional mountain life from experienced local guides.
Le présent 4-day Siroua Summit trek has been designed as an accessible high-altitude adventure with varied activities, allowing time to explore villages, cross high passes, and experience authentic encounters with local communities. Whether you're an experienced trekker seeking new challenges or new to high-altitude adventures, this journey offers something truly special for everyone.
Points forts du trek
Qu'est-ce qui fait que cette Siroua Summit trek unique- Summit Jebel Siroua (3305m), an ancient volcanic peak in the Anti-Atlas Mountains
- Discover traditional Berber villages and experience authentic local hospitality
- Trek through unique volcanic landscapes with breathtaking panoramic views
- Visit ancient agadirs (granaries) and learn about Berber architecture
- Experience the contrast between desert plateaus and mountain landscapes
- Cross the Tachancht Pass (2500m) with spectacular mountain vistas
- Discover the sheep pens (azibs) of Tisfeldalt and experience nomadic culture
- Camp under the stars in some of Morocco's most remote and beautiful locations
Detailed Itinerary – 4 Days
Programme type, adaptable à vos préférencesMarrakech – Tamalakout Village (1650m)
Morning departure from Marrakech for the southern slopes of the Atlas Mountains (approximately 5-hour drive).
Traditional welcome at our Berber muleteer's home in Tamalakout village.
Short afternoon stroll around the village to acclimatize and experience local life.
Evening immersion in Berber hospitality and culture.
Hébergement : Hébergement chez l'habitant
Tamalakout – Aït Tigga (1950m)
After loading mules, depart Tamalakout and ascend onto the desert plateaus heading toward Siroua.
Trek through gradually changing landscapes from cultivated valleys to more arid highlands.
Arrive at campsite in front of Aït Tigga village with views of the approaching mountains.
Walking: 5 hours
Accommodation: Camping
Aït Tigga – Tachancht Pass – Near Siroua
Visit the 900-year-old agadir (granary) in Aït Tigga, then continue to villages of Idoughagh and Aït Ighmour (2200m).
Challenging ascent crossing the Tachancht Pass at 2500m. Lunch near a spring (2400m).
Pass azibs (sheep pens) at the foot of Tisfeldalt before setting up camp nearest to Siroua for summit attempt.
Walking: 6 hours 30 minutes
Accommodation: Camping
Siroua Summit (3305m) – Tikniwine – Irhiri
Early morning start to reach Siroua summit via southern slope with some scrambling.
Celebrate at the summit (3305m) with breathtaking panoramic views.
Descend through Tikniwine (the Twins) to reach the sheep pens of Irhiri (2300m).
Transfer back to Marrakech or continue to Ouarzazate.
Walking: 6 hours 30 minutes
Accommodation: Hotel (not included)
Ce qui est inclus / non inclus
Pour préparer confortablement votre budget- Tous les repas pendant le trek (petit-déjeuner, déjeuner, dîner)
- Accommodation as described (homestay & camping)
- Guide de montagne professionnel anglophone
- Mules et muletiers pour le transport des bagages
- Cuisinier et matériel de cuisine
- Matériel de camping (tentes, matelas)
- Ground transfers during the trek
- Boissons et dépenses personnelles
- Assurance voyage (obligatoire)
- Tips for guides and muleteers
- Hotel accommodation before/after trek
- Équipement personnel de trekking
Détails pratiques
Durée, niveau, saisons et participantsCarte de l'itinéraire de la randonnée
Explorer le Siroua Summit itinéraire de trekking de TamalakoutQuestions fréquemment posées
Quelques réponses avant de partirLe trek est classé comme moderate to strenuous, with 5-6.5 hours of walking per day and significant altitude gain. Summit day involves some scrambling and steep sections. It's suitable for anyone with good physical condition and previous trekking experience. The high-altitude portions require proper acclimatization and fitness.
Les meilleures saisons are spring (March to June) and autumn (September to November). These periods offer pleasant temperatures for trekking and clear skies. L'hiver can be extremely cold with possible snow, while summer temperatures can be very hot for trekking [citation:10]. The volcanic landscape is accessible year-round but conditions are most comfortable during these recommended periods.Guide complet pour voyager et explorer le Maroc.
You'll experience a mix of accommodations: one night in a local homestay in Tamalakout village for cultural immersion, and two nights camping in the mountains. All camping equipment is provided, and you'll have the opportunity to sleep under the spectacular starry skies of the Anti-Atlas region. Maroc.
Good physical conditioning is essential. Regular hiking with elevation gain in the months before your trek is recommended. Bring sturdy hiking boots, layered clothing for changing mountain conditions, a warm sleeping bag, headlamp, and personal essentials. A detailed equipment list will be provided upon booking your Siroua Summit trek. Proper acclimatization is important for the high altitude.
Jebel Siroua is a unique ancient volcanic peak standing in splendid isolation between the High Atlas and Anti-Atlas ranges [citation:10]. Its volcanic origins create dramatic, otherworldly landscapes unlike any other region in Morocco. The area sees fewer tourists than Mount Toubkal, offering a more remote and authentic experience with traditional Berber communities who maintain their ancient way of life.
Yes, this trek reaches high altitude (3305m at the summit). The itinerary is designed with proper acclimatization in mind, with gradual ascent over multiple days. It's important to stay hydrated, listen to your body, and inform your guide immediately if you experience symptoms of altitude sickness. Most healthy individuals acclimatize well with the gradual ascent profile.