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OTHER HIKES: The Toudra Gorge Hike
... there’s nothing more than rugged, rocky terrain—except for one last patch of green… some very determined farmer created a terrace under the cliff. I ask a fellow working there how far it is to the next village, and he says there are no more villages for a long, long ways… So after giving it some thought, I turn around the other way, a little disappointed. I’m still hungry for more discovery.
Back in the gorge ...
Into the Land of the Berbers
... some with their animals, others doing business selling the usual tourist junk. It’s a bit of a climb up through the narrow alleys and into the tower at the top, where in the past lookouts would be waiting to spot the caravans that gave the town its income, and to watch for marauding gangs that were a constant menace.
Beyond the town of Ouarzazate, about 10 Km over an unmade road, is the Fint Oasis. The round trip detour was slow, so there was not time to ...
Day 4: Hike to the Top of the Valley
... before starting to worry about where I’m going to spend the night. I had originally thought I could just camp out in the open, but nights at this altitude are a lot colder than I’d expected.
But I do take the time to check a mud castle across the stream, rising up in the middle of the green fields. A little big awkward, as it seems there are only women and girls here, and a whole group of little girls chase me up the alley, calling out to ...
Tinerhir a soutěska Todra
... které jsou dole v úpatích kopců, podél říčky. Několikrát jsme pak malou říčku přebrodily, abychom okoukly oba dva břehy. Cestou jsme procházely pod datlovníky, svrchu ze silnice se zdálo, že je tu palma na palmě, ale ve skutečnosti zbylo ještě dost místa na malé zahrádky mezi nimi. Na jedné zahrádce jsme potkaly stařičkého pána, který seděl u košíku datlí. Zavolal na nás a nabídl ...
The most gorgeous gorges!!
... fruit, vegetables, shrubs and trees. You couldn’t have asked for more variation unless you’d climbed a very, very high mountain!
All too soon we were back on the main road, which was a blessing since it had now turned dark. We walked for a couple more kilometres, hoping we’d catch some night life in the villages, but with no street lights and just a few quiet groups huddled in corners, we felt a taxi was the more ...
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- Room service
- Wheelchair accessibility
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