Todra Gorge

Deep in the rocky Atlas Mountains on one of the roads to the Sahara from Marrakech lies the dramatic scenery of the Todra Gorge (called locally Toudgha Gorge)

This is a spectacular natural oasis created by the River Todra carving its way through limestone for many centuries.

The gorge looks almost prehistoric with canyon walls that reach over 400 metres in height – that’s higher than the Empire State Building in New York!

There’s a hotel nestled at the base of the gorge which would have been spectacular in its day but sadly is no longer open due to the risk of rock falls.

Published by Derbyshire Gal

World traveller, proud auntie, bit of a liability.

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