Dadès Gorges

The Dadès Gorges, located in Morocco, are a series of rugged wadi gorges carved out by the Dadès River. The gorges are 20 kilometers long and 200 to 500 meters deep, offering amazing panoramas and continuous views of gorgeous ocher and red rocks, amazing different heights, and beautiful green valleys cultivated by hardworking farmers. The site is full of hiking sites and spots to be enjoyed carefully without limitation, with opportunities for walking, rock climbing, and exploring wild stone patterns. The area is also known for its production of roses, used in the production of rose water, and features groves of palm and almond trees. The gorges are a popular destination for families, with plenty of hands-on experiences and quirky accommodation options available