Todra Gorges is a dramatic natural canyon carved by the Todra River in the eastern High Atlas Mountains. Famous for its towering rock walls reaching up to 400 meters, the gorge offers breathtaking scenery, cool mountain streams, and a unique blend of natural beauty and Berber culture.
The area is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, hikers, and rock climbers seeking adventure amid serene desert landscapes.
Hiking and Walking Trails
Explore scenic paths through the gorge floor and along the cliffs, suitable for both beginners and experienced hikers.
Rock Climbing
Todra Gorges is a world-class rock climbing destination, with routes catering to all skill levels.
Berber Village Visits
Meet local Berber communities, discover traditional lifestyle and crafts, and enjoy warm Moroccan hospitality.
Oasis Exploration
Relax by the palm-lined riverbanks and crystal-clear pools that provide a refreshing contrast to the arid surroundings.
Sunrise and Sunset Views
Capture stunning photographs as the sun lights up the gorge’s dramatic cliffs in warm hues.
Expert-guided hiking and climbing tours
Safe and comfortable transport to and from major cities
Authentic cultural experiences with local Berber hosts
Tailored itineraries combining adventure and relaxation
Support for sustainable tourism practices
Dades Gorges – A neighboring canyon with equally impressive scenery and trails
Ouarzazate – Known as the gateway to the desert and film studios
Skoura Oasis – Famous for palm groves and historic kasbahs
The ideal visiting periods are spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) when temperatures are comfortable for outdoor activities. Summers can be very hot, and winters cool but less frequented by tourists.
Bring sturdy hiking shoes, sun protection, and plenty of water. Consider hiring a local guide to safely navigate the trails and enrich your experience with cultural insights.