November 13-22, 2026
January 28 – February 6, 2027
March 23 – April 1, 2027
November 1-10, 2027
In Morocco’s ancient valleys and endless dunes, every run becomes an odyssey through time as you trace paths between thousand-year-old kasbahs and nomadic camps beneath the Atlas peaks. From the dramatic walls of Todra Gorge to the rolling Saharan sands, each stride carries you deeper into a land where traditional Berber hospitality transforms challenging miles into an immersion in magic and wonder.
After a big breakfast, we have a short drive to our morning run along the Ounila Valley. There is a big contrast in the landscape as now we are on the southern side of the mountains, so expect an arid brown landscape etched with the green gardens of the Ounila Valley. This is a stunning run along the canyon walls with great views throughout. After another picnic lunch at the finish line we will make a pitstop at Ait Ben Haddou, a UNESCO-preserved kasbah that has served as the set for Gladiator, Game of Thrones and many other films. Pictures taken, we’ll head to the small village of Bou Tharar tucked away in a vibrant valley, where you’ll have the evening to relax and enjoy sweeping views of the nearby mountains and gardens surrounding our guesthouse.
Wake up early to catch a Sahara sunrise, then enjoy a great breakfast. We’ll depart the camp after eating, driving over Lake Iriki (an old dried lakebed and National Park) onwards to our run. From the flat, desolate desert you will start to see rock formations and mountains further south. Along these hills we will drop you in the desert where you will run along these shifting hills and slowly start to see a palm oasis emerge – your final finish line! We will enjoy our last big picnic with our local cook team, then continue to Foum Z’guide, a town located on the edge of the desert. Enjoy the pool, a nice shower and the bar!
Another fabulous run-cation from Rogue Expeditions! I would trust this company anywhere on the globe to provide an authentic, genuine adventure where you leave feeling like you didn’t just visit the country, you actually experienced it. All details are handled seamlessly by the team, so you can focus on soaking it all in. I can guarantee you, a trip to Morocco with Rogue Expeditions will be a once in lifetime experience. The only downside is that you’ll have a hard time picking your next adventure with them 🙂
This was a trip of a lifetime!!! From the amazing hospitality and organization to the fun-filled, running exploration and sights through the eyes of our wise guides and locals, to the incredible food and group experiences, every single day was INCREDIBLE!!!
The Morocco Gorges & Sahara trip was my first adventure travel and there couldn’t have been a better trip to kick off this experience. The runs were thoughtfully organized with unique trails for each run, delicious food at the end of the runs, and an incredible support team at almost every mile.
This trip was epic! The itinerary was full: everyday a new run, a new location, a new adventure! There was never a dull moment the entire time. It was truly the trip of a lifetime – everything I was hoping for and more!… This was my first Rogue Expeditions trip, but it won’t be my last! I’m already dreaming about where to go next!
Morocco is a runner’s paradise, offering quiet, wide-open roads, snow-capped mountains, dramatic rock formations, lush palm oases, and the vast, beautiful Sahara. This unique running tour combines fascinating culture, warm hospitality, and delicious, fresh local food.
You’ll experience more than you ever imagined on this Moroccan running adventure, creating lifelong memories and friendships.
Your Gorges & Sahara run tour includes visiting ruined kasbahs, palm oases, lively markets, and handicraft cooperatives. In the Sahara, enjoy a sunset camel trek and campfire drum circles. There’s significant drive time to reach remote locations, with well-timed breaks and photo stops.
Meals are an experience themselves, and you’ll have plenty of relaxation time at our hotels.
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