Todra Gorges is among those places in Morocco that are most suited for rock climbing and thus inviting climbers from every corner of the world. The gorge is for everyone from the inexperienced to the highly skilled climbers as it has 300-meter-high cliffs and 150+ climbing routes of different difficulties to offer. The limestone walls give a lot of friction for climbing and the beautiful High Atlas surrounding the area makes the adventure even more worthwhile. Besides climbing, one can go to see the local Berber villages, trek by the Todra River, or just sit back and enjoy the view of the beautified canyon. There are indeed lots of activities and beautiful things combined at Todra Gorges for those who are willing to experience the culture.
Climbing Routes & Difficulty Levels
More than 150 routes are available for all levels of climbers from beginner to expert single pitch and multipitch Lands and history of the town features of the routes
The Limestone Cliffs
Nature's grip and quality of rock were perfect for climbing 300-meter-high walls Climbing challenges of various kinds created by the rock patterns
Best Time for Climbing
Spring (March to May): the weather is warm and pleasant Autumn (September to November): the weather is cool and stable Do not come in summer because of high temperatures.
Nearby Attractions
Todra River hiking trails Berber village the drive through Dads Valley and the beautiful canyon.
Safety & Tips for Climbers
Use the climbing gear and safety equipment that is appropriate for the type of climbing you will be doing If it is your first time climbing in the area, it is a good idea to hire a local guide. Comply with environmental rules at natural sites and areas Drink lots of water and apply sunscreen.
Accommodation & Facilities
Stay in guesthouses or lodges in Tinerhir or nearby villages. Desert camps for a more authentic experience Enjoy local restaurants that specialize in the Moroccan cuisine.
Travel Tips
You can visit Skoura and the Dades Valley while climbing at the same time. Bring layers to keep you warm during the night when temperatures drop. Book your transport to the remote climbing area ahead of time.