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 Mountain Bike Morocco
Morocco
High Atlas Singletrack
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Travel deep into the Atlas Mountains on remote trails known only to our local, experienced mountain bike leaders. Stunning singletrack, challenging terrain, beautiful scenery and seldom visited villages, that’s what this holiday is all about. This is pure Moroccan mountain biking at its very best.
Tour Highlights
- Miles and miles of amazing singletrack riding
- 4x4 support for uplifts and bag transfers
- Minimum drive time, maximum riding time
- Services of 2 professional mountain bike guides
Overview
The High Atlas Mountains dominate Morocco, separating the lush valleys and coastal plains of the west from the arid peaks and Saharan landscapes of the east. Few mountain bikers can claim to know this terrain intimately, but our local partner has lived in Marrakech for 17 years and spent the whole of this time biking and guiding in this region.
This fabulous partnership has enabled us to plan the first singletrack focussed tour of the Atlas Mountains to be offered in the UK. We travel by 4x4 to the trail heads then enjoy unparalleled riding on technical, twisting, thrilling trails that seem to go on for ever.
Our journeys take us into seldom explored villages, through remote Kasbahs, and deep into the mountains and valleys. The remote and challenging nature of this trip means we travel in small groups with an expert CycleActive guide and experienced local guide to take care of your needs. Check out the gallery and imagine putting yourself into those pictures…
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Detailed itinerary |
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Price (ex-flights):
£830
Single supplement:
£120 (not charged if you are willing to share)
Approx Flight price:
£140-£230
Duration:
8 days
Saturday to Saturday
The biking:
6 days
Two guides
Fitness grade 3
Skill grade C & D
Group size 6 - 10
What’s included:
6 nights hotel
1 night comfortable hostel
All breakfasts
5 dinners & 6 lunches
Bottled water while biking
Airport transfers
4x4 vehicle support
Professional guiding
Trip dates:
2008
19-26 April (NOW FULL)
11-18 May (NOW FULL)
18 – 25 May (NOW FULL)
20-27 September
11-18 October
25 October – 1 November
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