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Note: The photo in the itinerary below, which is of me directly, is for illustrative purposes only - it's from my trip to Morocco with Pierre and Gaspi. Definitely no need to worry about any brutal freeride or enduro climbs 😅, We'll take it easy. That's why the event is suitable for everyone who likes all mountain riding and backcountry adventures. Local MTB guide Pierre also provided me with photos of his regular clients riding his trails so you can get a more accurate picture. We will also take you to a full range of places I have been to in person, but we have yet to create authentic and accurate photos for those locations together 😉
A professional local MTB Guide will be with us throughout and we will have luxury accommodation - on the shores of a lake overlooking the snow-capped peaks of the Atlas Mountains. Swimming pool. Hammam and local delicacies. Food will be available throughout your stay. ALL IN BIKERS EXPERIENCE
MTB is my passion, but can I do it physically? Won't it be too extreme a ride?
We will ride to the main point at the beginning of the day to avoid brutal pedalling as Morocco has some really big hills😉. Then we'll have a ridge ride and a downhill - i.e. luxurious downhill combined with some gentle pedalling into the bumps in the saddle. Basic fitness is of course needed, but we're mainly going to enjoy it, so the plan is definitely not to climb as much elevation as possible.
How will it be with the bike?
There are two possibilities.
We meet at the airport in Prague and together we fly to Agadir, Morocco ✈️

On arrival we will move to our base to meet Pierre 🚎
In the evening we will meet over a beer and a good dinner 🍸🍺
https://www.essaadi.com/
https://youtu.be/G1o7k8NTI6k
First day of riding
Let's get our fables together and move on to Ourika Vallée for our first ride and, of course, lunch at a local restaurant.
🚴40 km
auberge-lemaquis.com
Second day of riding
We're hitting the famous "magic carpet trail". Traditionally we have a local lunch and continue riding in the afternoon.
🚴35 km
Third day of riding
Today we will drive in two loops around the village of Tahanaoute.
🚴45 km
Fourth day of riding
We are heading to Lake Takerkouste.
🚴50 km
https://www.leflouka-marrakech.com/
Fifth day of riding
Today we are fable-telling in the Agafay desert.
🚴45 km
A relaxing day - you can drive around, explore Marrakech, just enjoy whatever you like 💯
Marrakech, also known as the "Red City" because of the colour of its buildings and walls, is a beautiful place full of historic sites, vibrant markets and enchanting gardens.
Djemaa el-Fna: This main square is the heart of Marrakech. During the day, you'll find vendors, musicians, acrobats and traditional storytellers. In the evening, the place transforms into a huge dining arena with many stalls offering local specialties.
Medina and souks: Explore the narrow streets of the old town, where you'll find a number of markets (souks) selling everything from spices and textiles to pottery and jewellery. The most famous souk is the Souk Semmarine.
Bahia Palace: This magnificent 19th-century palace is an example of Islamic architecture and features beautiful gardens, courtyards and ornate rooms.
Jardin Majorelle: These famous gardens were created by French painter Jacques Majorelle and later restored by Yves Saint Laurent. They are known for their exotic plants, paths and blue buildings.
Koutoubia Mosque: The largest mosque in Marrakech, it dominates the city's skyline. Although inaccessible to non-Muslims, its magnificent minaret is visible from many points in the city.
Saadian Tombs: Only discovered in 1917, these tombs contain the remains of members of the Saadian dynasty. They are known for their beautiful decorations and well-preserved architecture.
Ben Youssef Madrasa: One of the largest Islamic schools in North Africa, now a museum. It is known for its beautiful architecture, including ornate tiles and courtyards.
El Badi Palace: Now in ruins, this palace was once one of the largest and richest in Morocco. Visitors can explore its extensive courtyards and underground passages.
Le Jardin Secret.
Yves Saint Laurent Museum: This museum celebrates the life and work of the famous fashion designer who was closely associated with Marrakech. Here you will find an exhibition of his iconic models and other works of art.

We transfer to the airport in Agadir and fly back to Prague together ✈️
Thanks MTB group and see you again sometime! 😎🤘
I had a great time in Morocco. Together with my friend Pierre, who is a local MTB guide here, it was a really luxurious ride that I would like to share with you. That's why I'm going to Morocco again in April 2025 and this time you can ride with me 😎 🚵🏼
Note: The photo in the itinerary below, which is of me directly, is for illustrative purposes only - it's from my trip to Morocco with Pierre and Gaspi. Definitely no need to worry about any brutal freeride or enduro climbs 😅, We'll take it easy. That's why the event is suitable for everyone who likes all mountain riding and backcountry adventures. Local MTB guide Pierre also provided me with photos of his regular clients riding his trails so you can get a more accurate picture. We will also take you to a full range of places I have been to in person, but we have yet to create authentic and accurate photos for those locations together 😉
A professional local MTB Guide will be with us throughout and we will have luxury accommodation - on the shores of a lake overlooking the snow-capped peaks of the Atlas Mountains. Swimming pool. Hammam and local delicacies. Food will be available throughout your stay. ALL IN BIKERS EXPERIENCE
MTB is my passion, but can I do it physically? Won't it be too extreme a ride?
We will ride to the main point at the beginning of the day to avoid brutal pedalling as Morocco has some really big hills😉. Then we'll have a ridge ride and a downhill - i.e. luxurious downhill combined with some gentle pedalling into the bumps in the saddle. Basic fitness is of course needed, but we're mainly going to enjoy it, so the plan is definitely not to climb as much elevation as possible.
How will it be with the bike?
There are two possibilities.
We meet at the airport in Prague and together we fly to Agadir, Morocco ✈️

On arrival we will move to our base to meet Pierre 🚎
In the evening we will meet over a beer and a good dinner 🍸🍺
https://www.essaadi.com/
https://youtu.be/G1o7k8NTI6k
First day of riding
Let's get our fables together and move on to Ourika Vallée for our first ride and, of course, lunch at a local restaurant.
🚴40 km
auberge-lemaquis.com
Second day of riding
We're hitting the famous "magic carpet trail". Traditionally we have a local lunch and continue riding in the afternoon.
🚴35 km
Third day of riding
Today we will drive in two loops around the village of Tahanaoute.
🚴45 km
Fourth day of riding
We are heading to Lake Takerkouste.
🚴50 km
https://www.leflouka-marrakech.com/
Fifth day of riding
Today we are fable-telling in the Agafay desert.
🚴45 km
A relaxing day - you can drive around, explore Marrakech, just enjoy whatever you like 💯
Marrakech, also known as the "Red City" because of the colour of its buildings and walls, is a beautiful place full of historic sites, vibrant markets and enchanting gardens.
Djemaa el-Fna: This main square is the heart of Marrakech. During the day, you'll find vendors, musicians, acrobats and traditional storytellers. In the evening, the place transforms into a huge dining arena with many stalls offering local specialties.
Medina and souks: Explore the narrow streets of the old town, where you'll find a number of markets (souks) selling everything from spices and textiles to pottery and jewellery. The most famous souk is the Souk Semmarine.
Bahia Palace: This magnificent 19th-century palace is an example of Islamic architecture and features beautiful gardens, courtyards and ornate rooms.
Jardin Majorelle: These famous gardens were created by French painter Jacques Majorelle and later restored by Yves Saint Laurent. They are known for their exotic plants, paths and blue buildings.
Koutoubia Mosque: The largest mosque in Marrakech, it dominates the city's skyline. Although inaccessible to non-Muslims, its magnificent minaret is visible from many points in the city.
Saadian Tombs: Only discovered in 1917, these tombs contain the remains of members of the Saadian dynasty. They are known for their beautiful decorations and well-preserved architecture.
Ben Youssef Madrasa: One of the largest Islamic schools in North Africa, now a museum. It is known for its beautiful architecture, including ornate tiles and courtyards.
El Badi Palace: Now in ruins, this palace was once one of the largest and richest in Morocco. Visitors can explore its extensive courtyards and underground passages.
Le Jardin Secret.
Yves Saint Laurent Museum: This museum celebrates the life and work of the famous fashion designer who was closely associated with Marrakech. Here you will find an exhibition of his iconic models and other works of art.

We transfer to the airport in Agadir and fly back to Prague together ✈️
Thanks MTB group and see you again sometime! 😎🤘







I had a great time in Morocco. Together with my friend Pierre, who is a local MTB guide here, it was a really luxurious ride that I would like to share with you. That's why I'm going to Morocco again in April 2025 and this time you can ride with me 😎 🚵🏼
Note: The photo in the itinerary below, which is of me directly, is for illustrative purposes only - it's from my trip to Morocco with Pierre and Gaspi. Definitely no need to worry about any brutal freeride or enduro climbs 😅, We'll take it easy. That's why the event is suitable for everyone who likes all mountain riding and backcountry adventures. Local MTB guide Pierre also provided me with photos of his regular clients riding his trails so you can get a more accurate picture. We will also take you to a full range of places I have been to in person, but we have yet to create authentic and accurate photos for those locations together 😉
A professional local MTB Guide will be with us throughout and we will have luxury accommodation - on the shores of a lake overlooking the snow-capped peaks of the Atlas Mountains. Swimming pool. Hammam and local delicacies. Food will be available throughout your stay. ALL IN BIKERS EXPERIENCE
MTB is my passion, but can I do it physically? Won't it be too extreme a ride?
We will ride to the main point at the beginning of the day to avoid brutal pedalling as Morocco has some really big hills😉. Then we'll have a ridge ride and a downhill - i.e. luxurious downhill combined with some gentle pedalling into the bumps in the saddle. Basic fitness is of course needed, but we're mainly going to enjoy it, so the plan is definitely not to climb as much elevation as possible.
How will it be with the bike?
There are two possibilities.
We meet at the airport in Prague and together we fly to Agadir, Morocco ✈️

On arrival we will move to our base to meet Pierre 🚎
In the evening we will meet over a beer and a good dinner 🍸🍺
https://www.essaadi.com/
https://youtu.be/G1o7k8NTI6k
First day of riding
Let's get our fables together and move on to Ourika Vallée for our first ride and, of course, lunch at a local restaurant.
🚴40 km
auberge-lemaquis.com
Second day of riding
We're hitting the famous "magic carpet trail". Traditionally we have a local lunch and continue riding in the afternoon.
🚴35 km
Third day of riding
Today we will drive in two loops around the village of Tahanaoute.
🚴45 km
Fourth day of riding
We are heading to Lake Takerkouste.
🚴50 km
https://www.leflouka-marrakech.com/
Fifth day of riding
Today we are fable-telling in the Agafay desert.
🚴45 km
A relaxing day - you can drive around, explore Marrakech, just enjoy whatever you like 💯
Marrakech, also known as the "Red City" because of the colour of its buildings and walls, is a beautiful place full of historic sites, vibrant markets and enchanting gardens.
Djemaa el-Fna: This main square is the heart of Marrakech. During the day, you'll find vendors, musicians, acrobats and traditional storytellers. In the evening, the place transforms into a huge dining arena with many stalls offering local specialties.
Medina and souks: Explore the narrow streets of the old town, where you'll find a number of markets (souks) selling everything from spices and textiles to pottery and jewellery. The most famous souk is the Souk Semmarine.
Bahia Palace: This magnificent 19th-century palace is an example of Islamic architecture and features beautiful gardens, courtyards and ornate rooms.
Jardin Majorelle: These famous gardens were created by French painter Jacques Majorelle and later restored by Yves Saint Laurent. They are known for their exotic plants, paths and blue buildings.
Koutoubia Mosque: The largest mosque in Marrakech, it dominates the city's skyline. Although inaccessible to non-Muslims, its magnificent minaret is visible from many points in the city.
Saadian Tombs: Only discovered in 1917, these tombs contain the remains of members of the Saadian dynasty. They are known for their beautiful decorations and well-preserved architecture.
Ben Youssef Madrasa: One of the largest Islamic schools in North Africa, now a museum. It is known for its beautiful architecture, including ornate tiles and courtyards.
El Badi Palace: Now in ruins, this palace was once one of the largest and richest in Morocco. Visitors can explore its extensive courtyards and underground passages.
Le Jardin Secret.
Yves Saint Laurent Museum: This museum celebrates the life and work of the famous fashion designer who was closely associated with Marrakech. Here you will find an exhibition of his iconic models and other works of art.

We transfer to the airport in Agadir and fly back to Prague together ✈️
Thanks MTB group and see you again sometime! 😎🤘
I had a great time in Morocco. Together with my friend Pierre, who is a local MTB guide here, it was a really luxurious ride that I would like to share with you. That's why I'm going to Morocco again in April 2025 and this time you can ride with me 😎 🚵🏼
Note: The photo in the itinerary below, which is of me directly, is for illustrative purposes only - it's from my trip to Morocco with Pierre and Gaspi. Definitely no need to worry about any brutal freeride or enduro climbs 😅, We'll take it easy. That's why the event is suitable for everyone who likes all mountain riding and backcountry adventures. Local MTB guide Pierre also provided me with photos of his regular clients riding his trails so you can get a more accurate picture. We will also take you to a full range of places I have been to in person, but we have yet to create authentic and accurate photos for those locations together 😉
A professional local MTB Guide will be with us throughout and we will have luxury accommodation - on the shores of a lake overlooking the snow-capped peaks of the Atlas Mountains. Swimming pool. Hammam and local delicacies. Food will be available throughout your stay. ALL IN BIKERS EXPERIENCE
MTB is my passion, but can I do it physically? Won't it be too extreme a ride?
We will ride to the main point at the beginning of the day to avoid brutal pedalling as Morocco has some really big hills😉. Then we'll have a ridge ride and a downhill - i.e. luxurious downhill combined with some gentle pedalling into the bumps in the saddle. Basic fitness is of course needed, but we're mainly going to enjoy it, so the plan is definitely not to climb as much elevation as possible.
How will it be with the bike?
There are two possibilities.
We meet at the airport in Prague and together we fly to Agadir, Morocco ✈️

On arrival we will move to our base to meet Pierre 🚎
In the evening we will meet over a beer and a good dinner 🍸🍺
https://www.essaadi.com/
https://youtu.be/G1o7k8NTI6k
First day of riding
Let's get our fables together and move on to Ourika Vallée for our first ride and, of course, lunch at a local restaurant.
🚴40 km
auberge-lemaquis.com
Second day of riding
We're hitting the famous "magic carpet trail". Traditionally we have a local lunch and continue riding in the afternoon.
🚴35 km
Third day of riding
Today we will drive in two loops around the village of Tahanaoute.
🚴45 km
Fourth day of riding
We are heading to Lake Takerkouste.
🚴50 km
https://www.leflouka-marrakech.com/
Fifth day of riding
Today we are fable-telling in the Agafay desert.
🚴45 km
A relaxing day - you can drive around, explore Marrakech, just enjoy whatever you like 💯
Marrakech, also known as the "Red City" because of the colour of its buildings and walls, is a beautiful place full of historic sites, vibrant markets and enchanting gardens.
Djemaa el-Fna: This main square is the heart of Marrakech. During the day, you'll find vendors, musicians, acrobats and traditional storytellers. In the evening, the place transforms into a huge dining arena with many stalls offering local specialties.
Medina and souks: Explore the narrow streets of the old town, where you'll find a number of markets (souks) selling everything from spices and textiles to pottery and jewellery. The most famous souk is the Souk Semmarine.
Bahia Palace: This magnificent 19th-century palace is an example of Islamic architecture and features beautiful gardens, courtyards and ornate rooms.
Jardin Majorelle: These famous gardens were created by French painter Jacques Majorelle and later restored by Yves Saint Laurent. They are known for their exotic plants, paths and blue buildings.
Koutoubia Mosque: The largest mosque in Marrakech, it dominates the city's skyline. Although inaccessible to non-Muslims, its magnificent minaret is visible from many points in the city.
Saadian Tombs: Only discovered in 1917, these tombs contain the remains of members of the Saadian dynasty. They are known for their beautiful decorations and well-preserved architecture.
Ben Youssef Madrasa: One of the largest Islamic schools in North Africa, now a museum. It is known for its beautiful architecture, including ornate tiles and courtyards.
El Badi Palace: Now in ruins, this palace was once one of the largest and richest in Morocco. Visitors can explore its extensive courtyards and underground passages.
Le Jardin Secret.
Yves Saint Laurent Museum: This museum celebrates the life and work of the famous fashion designer who was closely associated with Marrakech. Here you will find an exhibition of his iconic models and other works of art.

We transfer to the airport in Agadir and fly back to Prague together ✈️
Thanks MTB group and see you again sometime! 😎🤘