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Photo by George Guille, It's going to be a long 300km... Bolivian Amazon

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Photo by George Guille
It's going to be a long 300km...
Bolivian Amazon



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As I recall MA1 is the only interesting alternative in getting down to Ait herbil. The Tizerkine Gorge at the start is a nice, palmy run but the actual oued stage was rather easy and dull compared to all the greenery and drama on MA2.

I believe the landslide was a year and a half ago so you'd think it would have got cleared by now for Igmir's sake (MA2). When I was there they had to walk up that hill just to get a mobile signal.

What map is that clubman? It looks unusually detailed.

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Hi Chris

It's only Olaf's Map !

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So it is.

And I have just worked out how to view it on BaseCamp on Mac, not off a GPS. It's a miracle!

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Pera, your picture is on second part of route. Chatedral piste. I know there are no tecnical problems at all.

What about firs part from Demnate over Tizi Amarskine, Tirsal ??? This one should be big problem. Need info's from that part. Tnx

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I´m so sorry my friends could not explore the gap between Demnate and Tabant. There was so many recent snow from 1500 m.
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Fresh updates, MO1 ( plague blanche ) is finne and highly recommend, did it yesterday, all good fun!

MW4, Fask to Assa, is graded, the original track is mostly gone. Hoprfully tomorrow will post some pic on my blog.

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Ait-Herbil to Tafraoute
Route MA2 all clear, no landslides to speak off, higly recommended, visited the rock carvings in Ait-Herbil, lunch in the gite de Imir, and now I'm typing this in a nice hotel in Tafraoute. All in one days work, not bad at all. There's a new road being build on this route but still all the good things are still there .
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Thank's Pera. Just came home from short vacations. We will have 2 days reserve and in case could not be passable first part over Amarskine, we will make a loop over Azilal.
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MA2 two years ago.
MA2 in May 2010



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Hi,

I am new, since i am going to Morocco the first and was planning doing the MH1 from Midelt to Imichil. But i am renting a normal car, not a 4WD. Is it possible and easy to make this route on a normal car? I dont want to risk since is a rented car. Is all the way all tarmac? I am going on september...

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tfouto: drive north west from Midelt on the N13 and after about 18km turn left on a tarmac road signposted 'Ait Orhar' (or similar, there are several spellings). Keep going south west towards Tounfite, but turn south before you reach it. Some pics (taken going in opposite direction) E14 Jebel Ayachi

After the junction shown in the first photo above follow signs for Imilchil.
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Thanks, for the explanation...

So the way it's the one in gray in the attachment?

If so how is the way between Tounfite and Imilchil? Is it tarmac or at least suited to a 2WD rented car?

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Yes, though I'd say the map isn't particularly accurate. There's not many roads in the area and as long as you turn south before Tounfite and head for Imilchil you should be OK. Awesome road!
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@tfouto: Some pictures from that part in this June

In the valley


Before Timicha pass


Near Anefgou
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MA3 (Reverse) All clear some damage from recent rains but pretty easy really

MA6 (Reverse) All clear, Tarmac is encroaching at either end, there is now Tarmac from KM104 to Akka Ighane. We started on MA9 so can't report on the last MA6 section. Tramac is also maing its way across the Issil Plains. Tried to run north from the Tazenahkt road upto MH9 using a track on OSM's latest, got tp 2-3km from tying up when it disappeared into a goat track

MH7 Fan - bloody - tastic, some damage from the recent rains but with navigator directing we got through the washed out sections. Tarmac starts at KM104 but otherwise by the Book!
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MH-7: Surrounding is phenomenal


But we have to turn back short after Tleta (pict uphill to Melloul)
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