Mandy Sinclair is a travel journalist and guidebook author based in Marrakech, Morocco. She runs the blog MandyInMorocco.com and hosts the bi-weekly podcast Why Morocco. She contributes to the Lonely Planet, The Independent, Toronto Star, Sunday Times Travel Magazine, Telegraph Travel, among many other publications.
- Trek duration: Five days
- Max. elevation: 4,071m
- Accommodation: Trekking refuges & homestay
- Start / end point: Agouti
- Difficulty: Moderate to strenuous
Few visitors journey to Aït Bougmez, a valley running along the M’goun Massif in Morocco's Central High Atlas mountains. Those who do are rewarded with lush pastures, picturesque views across the valley and hospitable locals who don’t let language barriers get in the way—and some of the best hiking in Morocco.
The M'goun Circuit trek follows the general routes of the nomadic Ait Atta tribes who circle around Mt M'goun to reach green pastures and a glacial lake where they reside for the summer months.
At a glance
Destinations
Atlas Mountains
Activity
Adventure, Backpacking, Hiking & Trekking, Active, Walking, Nature & Wildlife, CulturePhysical Level
Moderate
Season
January - December
Duration
5 days
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