Morocco · 2 PLACES TO EXPLORE

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Jebel n' Tirfar

Jebel n' Tirfar is a modest peak rising to 1,842 metres in Morocco's Sous-Massa-Draa region, part of the ancient Anti-Atlas range that stretches across southern Morocco. Far from the well-trodden trekking routes of the High Atlas, this is a landscape of open granite plateaus, sparse Berber settlements, and sweeping desert-edge horizons — the kind of terrain that rewards the curious wanderer rather than the checklist summiter. The peak itself has no recorded ascents or published route information, making it a genuine blank space on the trekking map. Its value lies less in a destination summit and more in what getting there involves: crossing the wide, quiet Anti-Atlas on foot or by four-wheel drive, passing through valleys where almond trees bloom in February and the light on bare rock is extraordinary.

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Morocco · MA

Koudyat Bou Traraart

Koudyat Bou Traraart is a modest mountain peak rising to 1,052 metres (3,451 feet) in El Hajeb Province, on the eastern edge of Morocco's Fès-Meknès region. It belongs to the first great swell of the Middle Atlas range, where the flat Saïss plain begins its gradual climb toward cedar-covered highlands. The peak itself is largely unmarked on visitor maps and has no formal trailhead or facilities, but the surrounding foothill landscape — a mosaic of Holm oak woodland, small agricultural settlements, and open ridgelines — is part of one of Morocco's least-visited trekking zones. The nearest town of any size is Agourai, about 8 kilometres to the west, where a historic kasbah still dominates the skyline above a market farming community.

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Morocco · 2 PLACES TO EXPLORE

A little more
of Morocco.

Find places to visit in Morocco. See what catches your eye, then save a few favorites for your trip.

No photo available

Mountain peak

Morocco · MA

Jebel n' Tirfar

Jebel n' Tirfar is a modest peak rising to 1,842 metres in Morocco's Sous-Massa-Draa region, part of the ancient Anti-Atlas range that stretches across southern Morocco. Far from the well-trodden trekking routes of the High Atlas, this is a landscape of open granite plateaus, sparse Berber settlements, and sweeping desert-edge horizons — the kind of terrain that rewards the curious wanderer rather than the checklist summiter. The peak itself has no recorded ascents or published route information, making it a genuine blank space on the trekking map. Its value lies less in a destination summit and more in what getting there involves: crossing the wide, quiet Anti-Atlas on foot or by four-wheel drive, passing through valleys where almond trees bloom in February and the light on bare rock is extraordinary.

No photo available

Mountain peak

Morocco · MA

Koudyat Bou Traraart

Koudyat Bou Traraart is a modest mountain peak rising to 1,052 metres (3,451 feet) in El Hajeb Province, on the eastern edge of Morocco's Fès-Meknès region. It belongs to the first great swell of the Middle Atlas range, where the flat Saïss plain begins its gradual climb toward cedar-covered highlands. The peak itself is largely unmarked on visitor maps and has no formal trailhead or facilities, but the surrounding foothill landscape — a mosaic of Holm oak woodland, small agricultural settlements, and open ridgelines — is part of one of Morocco's least-visited trekking zones. The nearest town of any size is Agourai, about 8 kilometres to the west, where a historic kasbah still dominates the skyline above a market farming community.