Morocco Holiday Advice
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For next years' mountain bike adventure, I'll be hitting up Colorado. But earlier in the year, I'm hoping to spend a week in Morocco, riding the Atlas mountains.
Has anybody got any holiday advice for this destination? Should I go with a tour company and if so, which one? Can I make it up on on our (two or three of us)? I suspect I should book on with a tour company.
Which company did the riders use in The Collective's "Roam" movie?
For next years' mountain bike adventure, I'll be hitting up Colorado. But earlier in the year, I'm hoping to spend a week in Morocco, riding the Atlas mountains.
Has anybody got any holiday advice for this destination? Should I go with a tour company and if so, which one? Can I make it up on on our (two or three of us)? I suspect I should book on with a tour company.
Which company did the riders use in The Collective's "Roam" movie?
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I MTBd in Morocco with Exodus a few years ago. Actually it was the Ante-Atlas as it was January and the High Atlas are a tad icy and snowy at that time of year. It was a superb holiday - they take you on trails/tracks you would never know existed on your own. Not much technical singletrack to be honest, so if that's what you're after it won't tick that box a huge deal, but it's mostly landrover and mule tracks, also some (empty) road sections, including phenonemal loooong downhills. Landscape and different culture awesome. I would recommend extending the trip beyond the "tour" on your own, to see more of the towns/culture etc, as there wasn't a great deal of time.
Lucy0 -
Freeride morocco - you cant go wrong, awesome riding, brilliant technical single track great food and plenty of local colour0
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I can thoroughly recommend Exodus 'Atlas Descent' holiday.
It is run almost throughout the year. I went in November and weather was just right."I"m over the hill so I"m not over the hill" !0 -
+1 for Exodus Atlas Descent.
Just come back from a superb week's riding. Very sad to leave the fast, dusty, hot trails behind and come back to cold mud.0