Todra Gorges
Cliffs 300 m high and a cool river: the spectacular canyon of the eastern High Atlas.
The Todra gorges cut a dizzying fault into the High Atlas, with walls 300 metres high that narrow at times to barely ten metres apart. A clear river runs along the canyon floor.
A paradise for climbers and walkers, the Todra is best seen on foot, between palm groves and Berber villages, on the road of a thousand kasbahs.
What to see and do in Todra Gorges
- Walking the narrowest point of the gorge
- Climbing the walls (bolted routes)
- The palm groves and Berber villages of Tinghir
- The walk over to the neighbouring Dades gorges
- A mint tea at the foot of the cliffs
Mountains & trekking → — our mountain outings, from a day to a two-day trek, to add to your tour or your stay.
Keen to discover Todra Gorges?See the tours that pass through here, adaptable to your pace.
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Frequently asked questions
Todra or Dades?
Both, on the same day: Todra for its vertical cliffs, Dades for its meanders and its monkey-finger rocks. Our southern tours take in both.
When do we pass through?
From spring to autumn. The canyon floor stays cool, even in summer.