Round Tour: Wild West
7 Days around the Tischka PLateau
7 Day Circuit : The only segment of the Atlas Mountaion Trail that is organised as a round-tour, leads you into the forgotten parts of the western High Atlas. Be ready for technical single trails and challenging bike & hike components in a remote and beautiful region.
The longest and one of the hardest tours of our trail network promises an extraordinary trip. You will discover some of the least developed parts of the Atlas with almost no touristic infrastructure, hotels or guesthouses on the way, a real adventure.
The tour leads you around the magnificent Tishka Plateau where you will be biking at over 2.500 metres altitude. Due to the lack of professional touristic infrastructure you get in touch with the local population and can experience the Amazigh hospitality.
Point of Departure/Arrival : Tnirte (Azegour); Roundtrip
Easy access from Marrakech direction Lalla Takerkoust/ Amizmiz until the village of Azegour, around 1h30 driving. From Azegour another 5km mainly on dirt roard to the village of Tnirte. The region is considered remote and less equipped with infrastructure when compared to other parts of the Atlas. Manyvillages are isolated from the main roads and tourisitc circuits.
The longest and one of the hardest tours of our trail network promises an extraordinary trip. You will discover some of the least developed parts of the Atlas with almost no touristic infrastructure, hotels or guesthouses on the way, a real adventure.
The tour leads you around the magnificent Tishka Plateau where you will be biking at over 2.500 metres altitude. Due to the lack of professional touristic infrastructure you get in touch with the local population and can experience the Amazigh hospitality.
Point of Departure/Arrival : Tnirte (Azegour); Roundtrip
Easy access from Marrakech direction Lalla Takerkoust/ Amizmiz until the village of Azegour, around 1h30 driving. From Azegour another 5km mainly on dirt roard to the village of Tnirte. The region is considered remote and less equipped with infrastructure when compared to other parts of the Atlas. Manyvillages are isolated from the main roads and tourisitc circuits.






