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Ziz Gorge, created by the Ziz River in the southeast of Morocco, is a very impressive natural door linking the Middle Atlas Mountains to the Sahara Desert. It is characterized by high cliffs, twisting roads, and green palm groves, the gorge is simultaneously a geological wonder and an important access route for the travelers moving south. Traditional villages sitting on the cliffs and by the riversides enrich the landscape with their beautiful cultural aspects. The experience of driving or walking through the Ziz gorge is one that is not easily forgotten and it takes you through the diverse and beautiful - with the desert - side of Morocco.
Geography & Natural Features
The Ziz River created it Cliffs and harsh rocky areas that are really high Moist and rich valley floors that are covered with palm trees
Villages Along the Gorge
Tiny settlements made of adobe sitting on the cliffs Berber people living in the old way Farmers in the oasis and local agriculture
Scenic Drive & Photography
The roads that are crooked but offer a view from high up The places to watch the setting sun and the rising sun A perfect place for tourists who are going to the Sahara to stop
Flora & Fauna
Areas of date palms and cultivated land Birds and small animals of that place Cedar trees on the mountain tops
Historical & Cultural Significance
Very old routes for trade between the North and the Desert of Morocco The very old irrigation canals for oasis agriculture Keeping traditional lifestyles
Best Time to Visit
Spring (March–May): Colorful plants and pleasant temperature Fall (September–November): Nice but not too hot, and spaces full of crops to pick
Visitor Tips
Be careful when driving on the narrow roads Do not forget to bring water, sun protection, and camera Be nice to locals and do not go in private farms Also visit Ziz Valley Oasis and Erfoud
