Auberge Mzik
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Auberge Mzik Imlil

Imlil, Morocco

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Mountain retreat

A travel blog entry by robthebruce

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Another long day of driving on twisty roads through the High Atlas Mountains brought us to the small village of Imlil. The village itself is not the destination but rather the starting point for the overnight hike into the mountains. The hike took about an hour and we had the option to hire a mule to carry us up. After sitting on the truck all day I was ready for a hike and declined the mule. The hike itself was ...

Once again on top of a mountain

A travel blog entry by s_sarkardei

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... to which my room mate (Lisa) replied and said: "The toilets downstairs". We also played some new games which were introduced to us by Lisa and Jonathan (a tall guy from Oxford shire) who has been on many adventures, including one in Greenland, whereby he was transporting a lot of human waste back to the UK. I am still not sure what the purpose of that "scientific" exertion was other than bringing your own **** back to your own country!

We played a game of animal ...

A horrible experience but so much fun

A travel blog entry by sachago

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... would then be provided. Such a straightforward and positive person. I also very quickly noticed, during the first minutes of the climb that winter had started, also in Morrocco. Hassan did not seem to mind, either. Blind trust in Hassan did not, however, help much against icy or snowy steep slopes. Temperatures were dropping while climbing (my water in fact was frozen) and winds were so noisy as to prevent any communication between me and my fearless ...

High ideals in the High Atlas

A travel blog entry by lyncraven

... and view this rock with more time. This huge rock sits above a hamlet and the marabout (a saint's mausoleum) of Sidi Chanharouch. It's thought it may be a pre-Islamic structure (2,310m) but the marabout is definitely a Muslim pilgrimmage site. The number of pilgrims and trekkers has lead to the foundation of a hamlet here, which looks quite incredible from afar and close!

After crossing the river by a bridge near Sid Chanharouch, ...

African Trekking

A travel blog entry by goontack

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... us and the temperature dropped. After thanking them it was back to the tent to rest, only to be asked later on to come back where they gave us the extra left overs that they had made for the tour group for dinner. It helped as we only had a bread roll with tuna for dinner.
It was definitely a cool experience and they were all so nice.

The night was pretty horrible for both of us. We got limited sleep as we didn't have any mattresses so we were sleeping on a semi ...

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