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Jbel Adad N'Medni Summit

Located in the municipality of Aouguenz, deep in the hinterland of the Chtouka-Aït Baha province, Jbel Adad N'Medni is a steep, dramatic rocky peak in the Western Anti-Atlas. Rising to 1,470 meters, this rugged massif offers an exciting challenge for hiking enthusiasts. As you reach the summit, you will enjoy breathtaking, commanding views across the vast expanses of the Anti-Atlas range and the Massa Plain.

SOLO

1 person

110 €

Small group

2-4 people

55 € / person

Large group

5-12 people

45 € / person

Technical information

Length
7 KM
Elevation loss
500 M / -500 M
Descent
6 H
Level
challenging
Minimum age
12
Maximum group size
8

Itinerary

  1. 01

    08:00

    Scenic 1.5-hour vehicle transfer from Tafraout to the village of Timjichete (1,260 m). Begin the hike (+450 m elevation gain) heading toward the rocky peak.

  2. 02

    11:30

    Arrive at the summit of Mount Adad Medni (1,470 m). Photo and picnic break while admiring the panoramic mountain views.

  3. 03

    12:00

    Descend (-450 m elevation loss) back toward the starting village along the mountain trail.

  4. 04

    14:00

    1.5-hour return vehicle transfer back to Tafraout.

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Highlights

• Iconic & Dramatic Peak: Ascent of a sharp, impressive rocky spire (1,470 m) in the Western Anti-Atlas. • Exceptional Panorama: Unobstructed summit views stretching across the vast Anti-Atlas mountain range and the Massa Plain. • Adventure & Challenge: A short yet sporty hike full of character—ideal for lovers of rugged landscapes. • Hinterland Exploration: Journey through authentic, untouched scenery in the Chtouka-Aït Baha province, starting from the village of Timjichete.

What’s Included

• Round-trip vehicle transport (Tafraout – Timjichete) • Certified local mountain guide • Guided summit stop and route assistance • Trail safety management and support

Required Gear / What to Bring

• Sturdy hiking boots with good grip • Daypack (15–20 L) with at least 1.5 L of water • Packed lunch and energy snacks • Windproof jacket, sun hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses

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