Carved over millions of years by the Dadès River, the rugged red valleys of Dades Gorge (Gorges du Dades) wind their way between the Atlas and Anti-Atlas Mountains. The Tamellalt Valley is home to peculiar rock formations, resembling melted candles. A notorious strip of blacktop loops and twirls down from Boumalne du Dadès, offering visitors a scenic and winding drive through this striking landscape. Today, travelers can explore the dramatic cliffs, hike along the river, and marvel at the unique geological features that make this gorge a natural wonder.
Dades Gorge (Gorges du Dades)
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