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Two riders on e-bikes stopped on a mountain track with snow on the peaks

Viaje en bicicleta eléctrica de 3 días por el Alto Atlas

Tres valles, dos noches en la montaña y un motor que convierte los puertos en algo agradable.

Duration
3days
Distance
100km over 3 riding days
Total ascent
760m climbed
High point
2,100m above sea level
Difficulty
Easy
Surface
Bicicleta de montaña eléctrica
Group size
2–12riders
Price from
€890per person
Viaje en e-bike de 3 días por el Atlas
100 km+760 mhigh 2,100 m
1,000 m — 2,100 mElevation by day

Stops

  1. Marrakech466m
  2. Imlil1,740m
  3. Azzaden Valley1,800m
  4. Ouirgane1,000m
  5. Amizmiz1,005m
RiddenTransfer by vehicle

Villages and passes in riding order, with the altitudes we record for each day. A route overview rather than a GPS trace: the line follows roads and tracks between the stops, so where a day crosses a pass on mule paths the drawn line takes the nearest rideable way round and will read longer than the distance we quote. Trails between stops vary with conditions and with your group.

Overview

A 3-day Atlas Mountains e-bike tour that links the Azzaden, Ouirgane and Amizmiz valleys, the greenest country in the High Atlas, without any of the suffering the climbs would normally involve.

This is the middle option in our e-bike range. It gives you two full nights in the mountains rather than one, so you get the evenings: the light going off the peaks, dinner with the family who runs the gîte, and the quiet that comes after the generators go off.

The riding is easy to moderate on dirt roads and wide tracks. The one genuinely technical section is the 6km climb out of Ouirgane on day three, and that is exactly where the motor pays for itself. Anybody who can ride a bicycle can do this trip.

  • Two nights in the mountains. A village gîte in the Azzaden, then Ouirgane
  • Mint tea at the pass above Imlil on the first morning
  • The Azzaden valley, with the river alongside you most of the way
  • The technical 6km climb out of Ouirgane, made enjoyable rather than grim

Day by day

  1. Day 1

    Marrakech to Imlil and the Azzaden

    Marrakech → Imlil → Azzaden Valley

    Hotel pickup in Marrakech and transfer to Imlil. After a bike fit and a briefing on the assistance modes, the day opens with a climb — not a hard one, but enough to check the motor is doing what you expect before the trail narrows. There is mint tea and biscuits at the pass. From there the route traverses into the Azzaden past a string of villages, with the river below you most of the way.

    Distance
    30 km
    Riding
    4–5 hours
    High point
    Above Imlil 2,100m
    Meals
    Lunch, dinner
    Accommodation
    Village gîte, Azzaden Valley
  2. Day 2

    Azzaden to the Ouirgane valley

    Azzaden Valley → Ouirgane

    Out of the high valley and down into Ouirgane, through more Berber villages than you can count. This is the day people remember for the ordinariness of it — bread ovens, school runs, someone’s grandmother waving from a doorway — rather than for any single view. Walnut and cherry terraces early, red earth and olive by the end.

    Distance
    32 km
    Riding
    4–5 hours
    Meals
    Breakfast, lunch, dinner
    Accommodation
    Guest house, Ouirgane
  3. Day 3

    Ouirgane to Amizmiz and back to Marrakech

    Ouirgane → Amizmiz → Marrakech

    On the bikes at nine, because the day starts with a technical 6km climb out of Ouirgane and it is better done before the heat. That climb is the one place on this trip where the motor genuinely earns its keep. At the top the country changes completely. The green ridges give way to the dry, village-dotted plains around Amizmiz. Lunch by the river, then the transfer back to Marrakech.

    Distance
    38 km
    Riding
    5 hours
    High point
    Ridge above Ouirgane 1,400m
    Meals
    Breakfast, lunch

When you can ride this

This one runs all year. Multi-day trips are private departures on the dates you choose — there is no fixed calendar to fit around and no strangers added to make up numbers.

Next available months

  • October 2026
  • November 2026
  • December 2026
  • January 2027
  • February 2027
  • March 2027

Village guesthouses need booking, so give us a few weeks' notice where you can. Tell us your dates and we will confirm quickly.

What’s included

What’s included

  • Airport transfers in Marrakech
  • All transport to and from the trailhead
  • Accommodation throughout the tour
  • Qualified English-speaking Moroccan guide
  • All meals during the tour
  • 4x4 support vehicle for the full route
  • Helmets for every rider

Not included

  • International flights
  • Travel insurance (required)
  • Bike hire, available from our own workshop
  • Tips for your guide and driver
  • Drinks and meals outside the itinerary
  • Personal expenses

Bikes, beds and what we expect of you

Bike options

  • Bosch-powered e-MTBs with 625Wh batteries. We carry spare batteries in the support vehicle, so range is never the thing that ends your day.
  • Step-through frames available on request.
  • e-Bike hire is not included in the tour price. Helmets are provided. Ask us for current bike rates.

Accommodation

  • Two nights in Berber village gîtes — simple rooms, hot showers, home cooking.
  • Twin-share as standard, single rooms available for a supplement.

Difficulty & requirements

  • Able to ride a bicycle confidently. No off-road experience needed.
  • 4–5 hours of riding on each of three consecutive days.
  • Minimum age 14.
  • Travel insurance covering cycling is required.
  • Two riders on a singletrack through green barley with the Atlas behind
  • Two riders on a dirt track through green fields below the Atlas range
  • Riders regrouping on a piste above green plains with the High Atlas behind

Questions about this tour

How is this different from the 6-day e-bike tour?

Same terrain and the same standard of riding. The 6-day version simply goes further west and adds the Ouirgane and Asni valleys with more time in each. If you have the week, take the 6-day. If you have a long weekend, this is the one.

Where do the batteries get charged in a mountain village?

Every gîte we use has mains electricity. We charge overnight and carry charged spares in the support vehicle as backup.

What are the gîtes actually like?

Simple and clean. Twin rooms with beds and blankets, shared or private bathrooms with hot showers, and a communal salon where dinner is served. They are family homes that take guests, not hotels — which is the point.

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