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Walking between valleys

Roses Valley & Nomads Trek

Six days through the Roses Valley, village paths and the landscapes leading to Dades Gorge.

6 days · Private trekking journey

Marrakech → Roses Valley → Alemdoun → Dades → Marrakech

Price on request

Duration
6 days
Travel style
Private trekking journey
Focus
Valley paths and cultural context
Ideal for
Walkers interested in villages, valley landscapes and local context.

The route

Where this journey takes you

  1. Marrakech

  2. Aït Ben Haddou

  3. Roses Valley

  4. Boutghrar

  5. Agouti Gorge

  6. Alemdoun

  7. Plateaus between the valleys

  8. Monkey Fingers

  9. Dades Gorge

  10. Skoura

  11. Marrakech

The route is a starting point. Exact stops, overnight stays and onward arrangements are agreed in your proposal.

Why this journey

Follow the paths between daily lives

This walking journey connects the Roses Valley with the landscapes around Dades. Fields, village paths and old kasbahs lead into gorges and higher plateaus.

Nomadic traditions form part of the region’s context. Any time shared with local families depends on their welcome and circumstances; it is an exchange to approach with respect.

Signature moments

What gives this journey its character

Valley paths

Walk through villages and cultivated landscapes; roses are seasonal.

Agouti Gorge

Continue between rock walls towards Alemdoun.

Dades formations

Approach the Monkey Fingers and Dades Gorge on the fifth day.

Day by day

Time to see. Time to be here.

A suggested rhythm to shape together. Where days are grouped, the detailed daily arrangements are developed in your proposal.

Day 1Marrakech → Aït Ben Haddou → Roses Valley
An earthen passage framing a doorway at Ait Ben Haddou

Cross the High Atlas and visit Aït Ben Haddou, continuing through Ouarzazate and Skoura to the Roses Valley.

Your stay
Guesthouse in the Roses Valley
Day 2Roses Valley → Boutghrar

Begin walking through cultivated fields, villages and old kasbahs towards Boutghrar. Rose flowers depend on the season.

Your stay
Guesthouse in Boutghrar
Day 3Boutghrar → Agouti Gorge → Alemdoun

Follow Agouti Gorge to Alemdoun, then settle into an outdoor camp.

Your stay
Outdoor camp
Day 4Alemdoun → plateaus between the valleys

Walk across high plateaus into the area between Roses Valley and Dades. Local encounters are arranged with respect for families’ welcome and routines.

Your stay
Locally arranged overnight; cave or tent arrangements subject to agreement
Day 5River picnic → Monkey Fingers → Dades Gorge
Rounded rock formations known as the Monkey Fingers in Dades

Descend towards the river for a picnic and continue through the Monkey Fingers rock formations to Dades Gorge.

Your stay
Guesthouse in Dades Gorge
Day 6Dades Gorge → Skoura → Marrakech

Return through the Skoura oasis and across the High Atlas to Marrakech.

Your stay

Comfort is part of the conversation.

Accommodation, room preferences and comfort level are reviewed alongside your route. Your proposal sets out the specific properties and arrangements before anything is agreed.

Village guesthouses

Guesthouse stays are described in the Roses Valley, Boutghrar and Dades Gorge.

Between the valleys

Outdoor camping and a locally arranged overnight form the middle of the walk. Specific facilities and community arrangements are agreed personally.

Clear expectations

What your proposal covers

The agreed proposal is the reference for your final services and price.

We’ll set out transport, trekking support, accommodation, meals and any exclusions in your personal proposal before you decide.

Make it personal

Make this journey yours.

Start with this idea. We’ll discuss dates, pacing, comfort and interests before agreeing your proposal.

  • Discuss time before or after the route
  • Review walking, dietary and accommodation needs before agreeing the itinerary
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Local value

Travel with context and care.

Local communities shape these landscapes through their everyday work. Follow your guide’s advice, ask before photographing people and respect homes, working land and local routines.

Our approach to responsible travel
Abdel El Masloh with arms open in front of a Moroccan kasbah

Designed here, with local knowledge

Meet Abdel El Masloh

Licensed Moroccan guide · Morocco Travelogue

With an Amazigh background and experience guiding since 2016, Abdel brings firsthand knowledge of Morocco to the routes we shape. He founded Morocco Travelogue in 2022 to build journeys with local context at their heart.

  • Morocco-owned
  • Licensed local expertise
  • No forced shopping
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Before you travel

A few practical details

  • Rose flowering is seasonal.
  • A canyoning section around the Monkey Fingers may be considered after reviewing suitability and conditions; it is not guaranteed in this outline.
  • Visits and any overnight arrangements with local families depend on consent and current circumstances.

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