The Dades Valley lies between the High Atlas and the desert routes of southeastern Morocco. It is known for layered rock formations, cultivated valleys, kasbahs and winding mountain roads.
Why stay overnight
Breaking the road journey here reduces driving fatigue and gives time to explore the valley rather than passing through after dark.
Scenic roads
Some upper-valley roads are narrow and winding. Travel time depends on road conditions and how far you choose to continue.
Walking
Short guided walks can include fields, villages and rock formations. Ask about terrain and footwear before setting out.
Photography
Late-afternoon and morning light often works well because the valley walls and earth architecture show more texture.
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