
This Cycling Trips Morocco Route climbs from the flat Haouz plain straight into the heart of the High Atlas, snow-capped peaks rising over terraces of almond and barley, Berber villages built into the hillsides exactly as they have been for generations. Every switchback opens onto a view most visitors only see from a bus window, if they see it at all.
The route passes a centuries-old pilgrim shrine still visited by Moroccans from across the country, crosses a limestone plateau with Toubkal often visible on the horizon, and finishes beside a lake that feels like a reward rather than a destination. This Cycling Trips Morocco itinerary is built around moments like these, not just kilometers covered.
✔️ English and French speaking local guide
✔️ Route bike with helmet
✔️ All meals during this trip
✔️ A support vehicle follow us all the time and the van for transfers
✔️ Accommodation
❌ Travel Inssurance
We recommend packing the following items:
– Normal daily clothes
– Padded cycling shorts and gloves
– Breathable top or cycling jersey
– Sunglasses/eye protection
– Stiff-soled shoes suitable for cycling
– Waterproofs and long cycling trousers
– For the earlier departures you may need some warmer layers
– Sun cream
– Water bottle or Camelback
Energy cycling gels offer a quick form of carbs replenishment. Most contain the simple carb sugar, which is the fastest form of energy to replace glycogen. It’s suggested that people who cycle at a moderate intensity for more than 90 minutes, need to replace between 30g and 65g of carbohydrates per hour and we would thoroughly recommend bringing some of these with you, as well as some energy bars.