But also for the adventurous motorcyclist this is heaven. The choice of dirttracks is great and diverse, clinging on to the mountains, crossing over passes and taking you through through canyons or even riverbeds, dry or not. In quality they vary from good easy to ride dirt roads to 4x4 tracks that make every experienced allroad (offroad) rider grin.
At Merzouga we reach the edge of the Erg Chebbi dessert with the highest dunes of Morocco. The track is mostly solid but expect some lose sand too. We'll reach our bivouac here on camelback.

Passes and canyons
The Atlas Mountains hide spectacular passes and canyons. Some passes, like the Tizi-n-Tickka and the Tizi-n-Tinififft passes are surfaced roads and also the Gorge du Dadès, the Gorge du Todra and the Gorge du Ziz (canyons) can be visited with any type of motorcycle. The Tizi-n-Tazazert (4x4) and the Cirque de Jaffar are unpaved, as is the connecting (4x4) track between the Gorge du Dadès and the Gorge du Todra, which partly runs through a riverbed. Also the track from the Gorge du Dadès to Bou Thrarar is 4x4. It's a great adventure to ride these.

Tracks on GPS
All above mentioned tracks (exept for the Cirque du Jaffar) have been logged on GPS and will be available for navigation on the road.

For the adventurous motorcycle rider
Morocco is a paradise for every allroad rider who loves the dirtroads. This tour is designed especially for those who are travellers rather than a dual sports riders. This does not mean that you cannot join us if you ride a roadbike or touring style motorcycle. All who join us are free to choose their own route to the next accommodation and it is always possible to do so only on surfaced roads. Also: Apart from the tracks we tested there are many more still to be explored. How exciting!
With the use of a roadmap, tracklogs, waypoints and the roadbook you are will be provided with all destinations will be esy to be found.