
moderate
9–11 hours
Moderate—suitable if you can walk 2–3 hours on uneven terrain and manage stairs; not suitable for those with serious mobility issues.
Leave Marrakech before dawn and trade the medina’s heat for mountain air on a full‑day loop: an hour exploring the cavernous Imi n'Ifri with a local guide, then a hike and lunch beside the 110m Ouzoud Waterfalls. Expect geology, local stories, olive groves—and practical trails that reward steady shoes.
You step out of the minaret-shadowed chaos of Jemaa el‑Fna into an air that tastes cleaner by the minute—orange trees give way to low Atlas foothills, and the coach hums along a ribbon of highway toward Demnate.

Pickup begins around 8:00 AM; early departure avoids midafternoon crowds at Ouzoud and gives cooler cave conditions.
Paths at Imi n'Ifri and the Ouzoud rims are steep and uneven—trail shoes or light hiking boots are recommended.
You’ll be on trail and in sun for most of the day—2–3 liters per person recommended depending on heat.
Do not disturb nesting birds or geological features; follow your guide’s route to protect fragile habitats.
Imi n'Ifri and the surrounding region preserve geological formations from the pre‑Jurassic era and host centuries of Berber and Jewish local legend tied to water sources.
Trails run through ecologically sensitive riparian zones and bird nesting areas—stay on marked paths, avoid litter, and support local businesses that practice sustainable tourism.
Grip and ankle support for caves, stairs and rocky paths.
Hydration for a full‑day outing in variable heat.
Open terraces and river spray reflect sunlight—protect skin and eyes.
summer specific
Wind and waterfall spray can cool you quickly; useful in transitional seasons.
fall specific