Three mountain bikers going down a path in Morocco.
Mountain bikers through a narrow path in desert.
Bags of spices and tea in Marrakech.

Moroccan Mountain Bike Adventure

Singletracks in the Land of the Berbers

Moroccan Mountain Bike Adventure

Singletracks in the Land of the Berbers

From USD 2603

The Atlas Mountains south of Marrakesh offer unlimited possibilities for gravity, enduro and all-mountain riders: here in the heart of the majestic Atlas mountain range you can find miles of pristine singletracks. We'll show you the best trails on this trip! Every day is an adventure and never the same, sometimes we bring you via jeep to the next trail or sometimes the bike is loaded onto a mule. Be prepared for a mix of fast, flowing, challenging, and technical downhill segments!

Highlights

  • Explore Marrakesh with its famous Jemaa El Fna square and bustling souks
  • The spectacular landscape of the Atlas Mountains
  • Endless single tracks ( S2 grade on the Single Track Scale)
  • The hospitality of the Berbers
  • You focus on biking, and we'll handle everything else

*We can assist with purchasing flights for this trip on an individual basis upon request.*

Join us on this epic enduro journey, spiced with Moroccan culture, the legendary Berber hospitality and all that surrounded by an absolutely fascinating landscape. The part of the Atlas we will show you features an extensive network of mule trails, you will explore picture perfect sleepy Berber villages and deserted valleys on your bike. We delight in moderately to challenging trails - with an emphasis on flow and downhill - 30+ km daily.  Solid riding technique on trails up to S2 (scored by using the Single Track Scale, which classifies natural trails 0-5) are therefore the essential prerequisites for enjoying this multi-day trip to the fullest.

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Dates and booking

Sun 18. October - Sun 25. October 2026

USD 2603

Flight not included

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Day by day

Elevated view of a bustling market square with many people and tents under a warm sunset sky.

Day 1:Welcome to Marrakesh

Flight tickets are not included in this trip, so you are responsible for arranging your own transport to and from Morocco. The first day has no set schedule, allowing you to arrive in Marrakech whenever it suits you. However, we suggest that you arrive in time for the pleasant group welcome dinner that evening. The group will meet our Norrøna Adventure team at our charming hotel in the old town of Marrakech. Note: Due to varying international arrival times, one group transport to the hotel will be arranged to accommodate as many participants as possible. If your flight does not match this transport, you must arrange your own transport to the hotel, which is located about 20 minutes from the airport. Taxis are easy to find outside the terminal.

Flight tickets are not included in this trip, so you are responsible for arranging your own transport to and from Morocco. The first day has no set schedule, allowing you to arrive in Marrakech whenever it suits you. However, we suggest that you arrive in time for the pleasant group welcome dinner that evening. The group will meet our Norrøna Adventure team at our charming hotel in the old town of Marrakech. Note: Due to varying international arrival times, one group transport to the hotel will be arranged to accommodate as many participants as possible. If your flight does not match this transport, you must arrange your own transport to the hotel, which is located about 20 minutes from the airport. Taxis are easy to find outside the terminal.

Hotel

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A person standing on a rocky mountain overlook, gazing at a vast, arid landscape under a blue sky.

Day 2:To the Atlas Mountains

After breakfast we meet our guide at the hotel. There we get a short briefing before we set out on our adventure into the High Atlas, the main mountain range of the Atlas Mountains. We drive south to the foothills of the Atlas Mountains and gradually ascend the steep mountain roads to the village of Oukaimeden, home to Africa's highest ski resort at 3268 m. Today provides a taste of what is to come, and the trail offers long, playful sections on flow trails along with some good climbs to warm up our biking legs for the week ahead of us. From there we bike down into the Imenane valley, past green fields, pine forests and streams fed by melting mountain snow. After lunch by the river we continue to the Imlil valley at the foot of Mount Toubkal, North Africa's highest mountain, where we end the day and spend the night at a charming mountain riad overlooking the village of Imlil.

After breakfast we meet our guide at the hotel. There we get a short briefing before we set out on our adventure into the High Atlas, the main mountain range of the Atlas Mountains. We drive south to the foothills of the Atlas Mountains and gradually ascend the steep mountain roads to the village of Oukaimeden, home to Africa's highest ski resort at 3268 m. Today provides a taste of what is to come, and the trail offers long, playful sections on flow trails along with some good climbs to warm up our biking legs for the week ahead of us. From there we bike down into the Imenane valley, past green fields, pine forests and streams fed by melting mountain snow. After lunch by the river we continue to the Imlil valley at the foot of Mount Toubkal, North Africa's highest mountain, where we end the day and spend the night at a charming mountain riad overlooking the village of Imlil.

Mountain riad

B,L,D

2 hours

950m/1720m

35 km

Two mountain bikers riding on a rugged, rocky trail with a blue lake in the background.

Day 3:Onward to Ouirgane

After breakfast, we get ready for another epic day in the High Atlas. Today's goal: the scenic Tizi Mizik Pass. We start with a steady road climb that warms up the legs before the trail gets steeper and turns into a rugged mountain path. As the terrain becomes loose and rocky, we load our bikes onto mules and walk alongside them—a true High Atlas experience. From the top of the pass, the view opens up over red valleys and dramatic peaks. Then comes the reward—an exciting singletrack descent through the beautiful Ouïssaden Valley. The trail winds down past terraced fields and remote villages, offering endless views and the perfect blend of challenge and flow.

After breakfast, we get ready for another epic day in the High Atlas. Today's goal: the scenic Tizi Mizik Pass. We start with a steady road climb that warms up the legs before the trail gets steeper and turns into a rugged mountain path. As the terrain becomes loose and rocky, we load our bikes onto mules and walk alongside them—a true High Atlas experience. From the top of the pass, the view opens up over red valleys and dramatic peaks. Then comes the reward—an exciting singletrack descent through the beautiful Ouïssaden Valley. The trail winds down past terraced fields and remote villages, offering endless views and the perfect blend of challenge and flow.

Kasbah

B,L,D

750m/1500m

35 km

Riding into town

Day 4:Ouirgane - Amizmiz

We start the day on one of the classic trails that has firmly put Ouirgane on the world map for singletrack. The gorge below, with its striking blue lake, is pure gold for mountain biking—technical enough to keep you focused, but never intimidating. After a short, steep climb (some bike pushing is necessary), we zoom down a fantastic, elevated singletrack winding across the river valley. This 10 km long stretch is a true highlight of the trip—exciting, scenic, and completely unforgettable. From there, we bypass the usual gravel road and follow the ridge lines on narrow goat paths, before arriving at the village of Imi n’Tal’at for a delicious, handmade picnic lunch. After lunch, we tackle an entertaining uphill singletrack through the village, before turning back down the same valley in a fast and flowing descent. Some fun sections in the riverbed lead us onto the gravel road, and soon we arrive at the Amizmiz Valley. The surroundings here are like something out of a dream. After a feast dinner, you can enjoy drinks on the rooftop terrace while taking in the sights, sounds, and a starry sky—the perfect end to an epic day of biking.

We start the day on one of the classic trails that has firmly put Ouirgane on the world map for singletrack. The gorge below, with its striking blue lake, is pure gold for mountain biking—technical enough to keep you focused, but never intimidating. After a short, steep climb (some bike pushing is necessary), we zoom down a fantastic, elevated singletrack winding across the river valley. This 10 km long stretch is a true highlight of the trip—exciting, scenic, and completely unforgettable. From there, we bypass the usual gravel road and follow the ridge lines on narrow goat paths, before arriving at the village of Imi n’Tal’at for a delicious, handmade picnic lunch. After lunch, we tackle an entertaining uphill singletrack through the village, before turning back down the same valley in a fast and flowing descent. Some fun sections in the riverbed lead us onto the gravel road, and soon we arrive at the Amizmiz Valley. The surroundings here are like something out of a dream. After a feast dinner, you can enjoy drinks on the rooftop terrace while taking in the sights, sounds, and a starry sky—the perfect end to an epic day of biking.

Hotel

B,L,D

740m/800m

40 km

A mountain biker rides down a rocky desert slope with vast mountains in the background.

Day 5:Amizmiz Loop

A one-hour drive takes us to a plateau at 1900 m on the outskirts of the Atlas Mountains. We start with an easy 5 km bike trip before driving down to the Taskourt reservoir to recharge. After a shuttle back to the plateau, we tackle a series of singletracks with varying difficulty on the way back to Amizmiz. The highlight is Sharp Rock Trail – flowing and fun, where the first section challenges more with bushes than rocks, and offers a playful and scenic trip through the High Atlas

A one-hour drive takes us to a plateau at 1900 m on the outskirts of the Atlas Mountains. We start with an easy 5 km bike trip before driving down to the Taskourt reservoir to recharge. After a shuttle back to the plateau, we tackle a series of singletracks with varying difficulty on the way back to Amizmiz. The highlight is Sharp Rock Trail – flowing and fun, where the first section challenges more with bushes than rocks, and offers a playful and scenic trip through the High Atlas

Hotel

B,L,D

1,5 hours

375m/1100m

35 km

A mountain biker rides along a narrow trail on a dry, rocky hillside under a clear blue sky.

Day 6:Views and Berber villages

We start with an easy traverse and climb to the top of the pass, including a short bike hike. From the top, the singletrack starts fast and flowy, gradually becoming more technical as it drops into the riverbed. The trail varies from slow, technical sections to smooth, fast stretches, keeping the trip exciting all the way. The finale is a rattling bridge crossing, leading to the van for a late lunch. Afterward, we drive to Ouirgane for our final night in the Atlas Mountains.

We start with an easy traverse and climb to the top of the pass, including a short bike hike. From the top, the singletrack starts fast and flowy, gradually becoming more technical as it drops into the riverbed. The trail varies from slow, technical sections to smooth, fast stretches, keeping the trip exciting all the way. The finale is a rattling bridge crossing, leading to the van for a late lunch. Afterward, we drive to Ouirgane for our final night in the Atlas Mountains.

Kasbah

B,L,D

1,5 hours

700m/1250m

38 km

A mountain biker riding down a narrow, rugged dirt path on a steep hillside under a bright blue sky.

Day 7:The Ourika Valley and return to Marrakech

This is the final and most demanding day in the High Atlas! After breakfast, we ride together for about an hour, climbing over a pass before plunging down into a rugged canyon. The trail opens up into an exciting section with fast, loose pea gravel—wide, flowing, and pure adrenaline, without the usual challenges one worries about on the trail. At Assif Zegzawne we enjoy a short, relaxing descent before hitting 8 km of high-speed, flowing singletrack through wooded hillsides above Ouirgane. The terrain is spectacular, the views are breathtaking, and the fun doesn't stop until we reach the village of Tighfist. From there, golden trails lead us all the way down to the lakeshore of Ouirgane, followed by a final easy 4 km casual ride to the hotel. After lunch, we are transported back to Marrakech, exhausted but full of energy. Tonight we will stay at a riad in the Medina of Marrakech, located near the main square Jemaa El Fna. This square is one of the most incredible places in all of Morocco! At dusk, the square gradually fills up until it becomes a complete carnival of storytellers, snake charmers, medicine men, acrobats, musicians, and entertainers. A fantastic place to end our trip!

This is the final and most demanding day in the High Atlas! After breakfast, we ride together for about an hour, climbing over a pass before plunging down into a rugged canyon. The trail opens up into an exciting section with fast, loose pea gravel—wide, flowing, and pure adrenaline, without the usual challenges one worries about on the trail. At Assif Zegzawne we enjoy a short, relaxing descent before hitting 8 km of high-speed, flowing singletrack through wooded hillsides above Ouirgane. The terrain is spectacular, the views are breathtaking, and the fun doesn't stop until we reach the village of Tighfist. From there, golden trails lead us all the way down to the lakeshore of Ouirgane, followed by a final easy 4 km casual ride to the hotel. After lunch, we are transported back to Marrakech, exhausted but full of energy. Tonight we will stay at a riad in the Medina of Marrakech, located near the main square Jemaa El Fna. This square is one of the most incredible places in all of Morocco! At dusk, the square gradually fills up until it becomes a complete carnival of storytellers, snake charmers, medicine men, acrobats, musicians, and entertainers. A fantastic place to end our trip!

Riad

B,L,D

2 hours

1100m/2000m

39 km

Colorful sacks and rugs displayed outside a shop with carved wooden doors.

Day 8:Return trip

As our mountain biking trip now nears its end, we reflect on the exciting trails we conquered and the bonds we have forged. Now it is time to choose: head home with memories to cherish, or extend the adventure further into the unknown! Again, due to varying international departure times, one shared airport shuttle to Marrakech will be arranged that suits most participants. If your flight time does not match this transport, you must arrange your own transport to the airport, which is located about 20 minutes away.

As our mountain biking trip now nears its end, we reflect on the exciting trails we conquered and the bonds we have forged. Now it is time to choose: head home with memories to cherish, or extend the adventure further into the unknown! Again, due to varying international departure times, one shared airport shuttle to Marrakech will be arranged that suits most participants. If your flight time does not match this transport, you must arrange your own transport to the airport, which is located about 20 minutes away.

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Flight tickets are not included in this trip, so you are responsible for arranging your own transport to and from Morocco. The first day has no set schedule, allowing you to arrive in Marrakech whenever it suits you. However, we suggest that you arrive in time for the pleasant group welcome dinner that evening. The group will meet our Norrøna Adventure team at our charming hotel in the old town of Marrakech. Note: Due to varying international arrival times, one group transport to the hotel will be arranged to accommodate as many participants as possible. If your flight does not match this transport, you must arrange your own transport to the hotel, which is located about 20 minutes from the airport. Taxis are easy to find outside the terminal.

Hotel

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After breakfast we meet our guide at the hotel. There we get a short briefing before we set out on our adventure into the High Atlas, the main mountain range of the Atlas Mountains. We drive south to the foothills of the Atlas Mountains and gradually ascend the steep mountain roads to the village of Oukaimeden, home to Africa's highest ski resort at 3268 m. Today provides a taste of what is to come, and the trail offers long, playful sections on flow trails along with some good climbs to warm up our biking legs for the week ahead of us. From there we bike down into the Imenane valley, past green fields, pine forests and streams fed by melting mountain snow. After lunch by the river we continue to the Imlil valley at the foot of Mount Toubkal, North Africa's highest mountain, where we end the day and spend the night at a charming mountain riad overlooking the village of Imlil.

Mountain riad

B,L,D

2 hours

950m/1720m

35 km

After breakfast, we get ready for another epic day in the High Atlas. Today's goal: the scenic Tizi Mizik Pass. We start with a steady road climb that warms up the legs before the trail gets steeper and turns into a rugged mountain path. As the terrain becomes loose and rocky, we load our bikes onto mules and walk alongside them—a true High Atlas experience. From the top of the pass, the view opens up over red valleys and dramatic peaks. Then comes the reward—an exciting singletrack descent through the beautiful Ouïssaden Valley. The trail winds down past terraced fields and remote villages, offering endless views and the perfect blend of challenge and flow.

Kasbah

B,L,D

750m/1500m

35 km

We start the day on one of the classic trails that has firmly put Ouirgane on the world map for singletrack. The gorge below, with its striking blue lake, is pure gold for mountain biking—technical enough to keep you focused, but never intimidating. After a short, steep climb (some bike pushing is necessary), we zoom down a fantastic, elevated singletrack winding across the river valley. This 10 km long stretch is a true highlight of the trip—exciting, scenic, and completely unforgettable. From there, we bypass the usual gravel road and follow the ridge lines on narrow goat paths, before arriving at the village of Imi n’Tal’at for a delicious, handmade picnic lunch. After lunch, we tackle an entertaining uphill singletrack through the village, before turning back down the same valley in a fast and flowing descent. Some fun sections in the riverbed lead us onto the gravel road, and soon we arrive at the Amizmiz Valley. The surroundings here are like something out of a dream. After a feast dinner, you can enjoy drinks on the rooftop terrace while taking in the sights, sounds, and a starry sky—the perfect end to an epic day of biking.

Hotel

B,L,D

740m/800m

40 km

A one-hour drive takes us to a plateau at 1900 m on the outskirts of the Atlas Mountains. We start with an easy 5 km bike trip before driving down to the Taskourt reservoir to recharge. After a shuttle back to the plateau, we tackle a series of singletracks with varying difficulty on the way back to Amizmiz. The highlight is Sharp Rock Trail – flowing and fun, where the first section challenges more with bushes than rocks, and offers a playful and scenic trip through the High Atlas

Hotel

B,L,D

1,5 hours

375m/1100m

35 km

We start with an easy traverse and climb to the top of the pass, including a short bike hike. From the top, the singletrack starts fast and flowy, gradually becoming more technical as it drops into the riverbed. The trail varies from slow, technical sections to smooth, fast stretches, keeping the trip exciting all the way. The finale is a rattling bridge crossing, leading to the van for a late lunch. Afterward, we drive to Ouirgane for our final night in the Atlas Mountains.

Kasbah

B,L,D

1,5 hours

700m/1250m

38 km

This is the final and most demanding day in the High Atlas! After breakfast, we ride together for about an hour, climbing over a pass before plunging down into a rugged canyon. The trail opens up into an exciting section with fast, loose pea gravel—wide, flowing, and pure adrenaline, without the usual challenges one worries about on the trail. At Assif Zegzawne we enjoy a short, relaxing descent before hitting 8 km of high-speed, flowing singletrack through wooded hillsides above Ouirgane. The terrain is spectacular, the views are breathtaking, and the fun doesn't stop until we reach the village of Tighfist. From there, golden trails lead us all the way down to the lakeshore of Ouirgane, followed by a final easy 4 km casual ride to the hotel. After lunch, we are transported back to Marrakech, exhausted but full of energy. Tonight we will stay at a riad in the Medina of Marrakech, located near the main square Jemaa El Fna. This square is one of the most incredible places in all of Morocco! At dusk, the square gradually fills up until it becomes a complete carnival of storytellers, snake charmers, medicine men, acrobats, musicians, and entertainers. A fantastic place to end our trip!

Riad

B,L,D

2 hours

1100m/2000m

39 km

As our mountain biking trip now nears its end, we reflect on the exciting trails we conquered and the bonds we have forged. Now it is time to choose: head home with memories to cherish, or extend the adventure further into the unknown! Again, due to varying international departure times, one shared airport shuttle to Marrakech will be arranged that suits most participants. If your flight time does not match this transport, you must arrange your own transport to the airport, which is located about 20 minutes away.

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What's included in the price

Included

English speaking.

All transportation as specified in the program.

Meals as specified in the program.

Water and snacks rovided during rides.

One scheduled group transfer is included; additional transfers available upon request with a supplement.

Capture your adventure in high definition! Through our partnership with GoPro, during the trip you will be able to borrow a GoPro camera, mount and memory card. You create the moments, GoPro helps to capture them.

Pro Tip: Bring your own microSD card to avoid the hassle of file transfers.

Not included

For trips where flights are not included, please check our website to confirm that the departure is guaranteed before booking your own plane tickets. For each trip, we require a minimum number of confirmed participants before the departure can be guaranteed. 

Tipping is a common and expected part of being a tourist in many of the destinations we visit. This is given in cash during the trip and therefore cannot be included in the tour price.

Availble on request and availability 

Drinks and snacks in addition to those included with provided meals.

Available on request.

Prices and availbility on request 

Terms and Conditions 

We reserve the right to change prices. The day by day program is indicative and changes may occur. We also refer to our general travel conditions.

Travel Insurance

On all our trips, we require you to have full travel and accident insurance, which must also cover potential medical repatriation.. Read more about travel insurance.

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Physical level

3/6 Physical

Some segments of the journey may prove challenging. It's essential to possess a solid level of fitness prior to departure. Persistence will be required in reaching the trip's goal.

Comfort level

4/6 Comfort

Simple to good quality inns, such as small family hotels, B&Bs and agrotourism (farmhouses), usually with private bathrooms.

Risk level

3/6 Risk

Activities/trips with some risk. Certain incidents may occur, and they may be of such a nature that they may require professional help.

Training and Preparations

A good physical condition and a solid riding technique on trails up to S2 (scored by using the Single Track Scale, which classifies natural trails 0-5) are therefore the essential prerequisites for enjoying this multi-day trip to the full.

The level of the trip is middle to demanding. There is a great variety of different trails, some of them are challenging, sometimes with slippery, steep and rocky sections, which can of course also be walked.

We are biking +/- 30 km daily for six days, with an average of 350 meters of ascent and around 2000 meters of descent. Most of the trails we ride on are singletracks, with some sections on gravel roads. Transfers are primarily done using four-wheel drives, but there are also instances where mule-assisted bike transport is used, involving hiking to the trailhead.

Visas, Vaccinations and Health

Before embarking on our journey together, we kindly remind all trip participants to check their respective country's visa status and vaccination requirements. Ensuring your travel documents are in order is a crucial step in guaranteeing a smooth and hassle-free adventure.

Norwegian citizens do not need a visa to enter Morocco. The passport must be valid for at least six months after departure from Morocco. See also the current entry and visa regulations on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' country pages, or check for your country's current visa rules.

If you are over 67 years old, you should have a thorough medical check-up before your trip. Make your doctor aware that this is a trip involving physical exertion and moving off the beaten track.

It is important that you complete all parts of the registration form (especially where we ask for information about health and allergies), and let us know if there is anything we need to be aware of prior to and during the trip. Relevant health information that may affect the trip should also be communicated to the guide at the start of the trip. *Note* - If you are on regular medication, have known allergies or anything similar, you must always bring your personal medication with you.

See the overview on FHI´s pages on travel health advice. For vaccination and guidance, please contact Sentrum Reisemedisin: Reisemedisin.no.

Additional Information

Flights are not included in this trip, so it is important to check whether the departure is guaranteed before booking your airfare. Each departure requires a minimum number of confirmed participants before it can be officially guaranteed. If you would like assistance booking your flights, please let us know; we can handle the flight booking arrangements for a service fee. 

On this trip, we will stay in various types of accommodations, with a strong emphasis on embracing local and traditional settings.  During the bike trip, all meals - breakfast, lunch, and dinner - are included. However, while staying in Marrakech, only breakfast is provided. 

In Marrakech, we have time to assemble our bikes after the flight, and for those renting bikes here, we can make individual adjustments to customize them. After the bike trip, we will also have time here to disassemble the bikes and pack them for the flight home.

It is not always easy to get hold of gluten-free wholemeal bread, lactose-free alternatives or to accommodate other food preferences. If you have any allergies, please let us know in the registration form and we will try to accommodate you as best we can. However, we would still recommend that anyone with special dietary needs bring some alternatives in the form of, for example, a packet of crispbread, energy bars or similar that you know you can eat.

Guides

Equipment list

This list is intended as a guideline, so that we have what we need regardless of the weather we get on the trip. Remember that you can also get used outdoor equipment that works perfectly. Get in touch if you have any questions. TIP: We recommend that you have the most important equipment in your hand luggage, for example hiking boots and gore-tex jacket/trousers.

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Clothing

Wool or synthetic. Avoid cotton. 

Fleece or wool. 

Waterproof jacket and pants.

For evenings and leasure days.

Full-finger gloves, for protection.

Pants/shorts, long/short sleeved shirt (wool or synthetic), thin and light windbreaker. Padded bike shorts if preferred. Dress according to the weather and temperature.

Footwear

Flat or clip-in.

Equipment

Avoid bringing a suitcase, they are more difficult to transport between hotels.

Waterproof pack bags to keep your clothes and gear dry, organized, and help reduce volume. It is especially important to have dedicated waterproof bags for essential equipment on your trip, such as your sleeping bag, down jacket, and electronics.

They can be used in your backpack while hiking or skiing, in your sled bag on ski expeditions, or in your duffel bag on trips where the bag is carried by porters, mules, or similar.

Personal medicines and, for example, band-aids, blister plaster, sports tape, throat lozenges, nasal drops, Paracetamol/Ibuprofen, stomach regulators, etc.
We need to know about all medicines you are taking, in case something happens. 

Tooth brush, tooth paste, small towel, ear plugs, wet wipes, biodegradable soap, etc.

Passport, tickets, bank card, proof of vaccination andproof of insurance. Remember to have a copy of important documents on your phone and/or somewhere in your bag. 

Full suspension bike for mountain biking on trails.

Day pack for biking. Space for neccesary servicekit/spare parts, extra clothing, water, snack etc.

And possibly other types of preferred protection gear.

Multitool, mini tire pump, minimum two spare tubes and patch kit (or tubeless tire repair kit and minimum one tube for tubeless tires), tire levers, two pairs of spare brake pads, chain links and derailleur hanger matching your bike model is mandatory. Chain and component lubricant, zip ties, and a spare shift cable are also useful to bring.

 

Recommended

Clothing
Footwear

Lightweight and low volume footwear for indoor use. Slippers or similar. 

Equipment

Toilet paper, antibac, and waste bags for the paper. Remember leave no trace.

Resorb, electrolytes, isotonic drink etc. For energy, fluid balance and taste.

Nuts, chocolate, energy bars, etc.

If youre a light sleeper.

Packing Tips

The ideal bike for this trip is a full-suspension trail/enduro bike with 140+ mm of travel. It is recommended to bring your own bike, however, it is possible rent one in Morocco (e-bike is not recommended on this trip). Please contact us well in advance if you want to rent a bike. NOTE: If you are renting a bike, bring your own pedals and tools to install them.

Your bike shoes should be water-resistant and suitable for walking during hiking sections.

We recommend a daypack in the size of 15-20 liters, and a water bottles or Camelbak with around 2 liters capacity. To fully enjoy more challenging terrain and descents, it is recommended that the backpack is light and compact, and does not interfere with the head/helmet.

Bike helmet, knee pads, and tools/spare parts are mandatory to bring.

Swimwear - there are good chances to experience a traditional hammam, a "Berber sauna". Also, all of the accomodations (except the mountain hut) have a pool.

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Amazing trip, very organized, professional and highly recommend.

– Jamie, 2024

Testimonial

My mountain biking adventure in Morocco with Norrona was one of the best travel experiences of my life. From the comfort of the accommodations to the well-thought-out daily itineraries, every detail was meticulously planned. Each day was packed with exhilarating single track, free riding, delicious local cuisine, and rich cultural experiences.

– Brenna S., 2024