If you had to draw up the definitive list of Moroccan gravel experiences — the routes, destinations and tours that define the country — this is it. From the highest vehicle pass to the deep Sahara and the Atlantic finish, these are the rides that make Morocco a world-class gravel destination.
The Atlas to Sahara Grand Tour — 12 days, 600 km, 8,200 m of climbing, from Marrakech over the High Atlas to the Sahara and across to the Draa. If you ride one Moroccan gravel trip in your life, this is it. See the Atlas to Sahara expedition guide.
Start with the 5-Day Atlas Gravel Tour to learn the country, then commit to the Atlas to Sahara Grand Tour for the full crossing. If you have three weeks, the Morocco Grand Gravel Tour loops it all. Read how to plan your first trip and the holidays guide.
The Atlas to Sahara Grand Tour — 12 days, 600 km, 8,200 m of climbing, from Marrakech over the High Atlas to the Sahara and across to the Draa. If you ride one Moroccan gravel trip in your life, this is it.
The Tizi n’Tichka piste (the 2,268 m pass), the Ounila Valley piste (Telouet to Ait Benhaddou), the Tizi n’Test approach, and the Draa Valley Loop. See every one plotted on the National Gravel Map.
Ait Benhaddou (UNESCO ksar), Telouet (Glaoui kasbah), Merzouga and Erg Chebbi (eastern dunes), Erg Chigaga (remote western dunes), Essaouira (Atlantic finish), and Imlil and Toubkal (the high country above Marrakech).
Start with the 5-Day Atlas Gravel Tour to learn the country, then commit to the Atlas to Sahara Grand Tour for the full crossing. With three weeks, the Morocco Grand Gravel Tour loops it all.