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I and my brother first did this trip 5 years ago. It’s fairly tough with some quite demanding technical Sections and not for the faint hearted. Liz was absolutely brilliant in fact both leaders were exceptional but for me the trip was spoilt by endless punctures, as a consequence we never arrived at our destinations on time and therefore we never had enough time to chill and do any site seeing. It was shower then rush off for dinner It was noticed the only person who didn’t have a puncture was the leader who had tubeless tyres. It is fairly obvious that had all the tyre been tubeless we would have had a lot more time to chill!! Unusually no one brought their own bikes so there was no reason why we couldn’t all have had tubeless tyres. One other thing the bikes were 29inch hard tails so were ideal for some of the big rocks I was well impressed with the way they performed.
Getting off the bike at the end of the day and grabbing an ice cold beer.
Excellent they worked really hard and nothing was too much trouble
Bring plenty of tubes and don't fall off.
Second time on this trip (yes, it is that good) and cannot think of a more rewarding and adrenaline filled week for an offroad enthusiast.
No better way to experience the variety and arid beauty of the Moroccan landscape, the timeless rhythm of Berber villages, oh and some killer climbs with crazy descents...
When trip notes advise good fitness level and off road experience this should be noted. Occasional spins around the park or along the canals won't be enough to fully enjoy it. There are some loose and meaty climbs, fast and rocky descents, technical in places.
A great trip, well organised, well led, well supported. An oppertunity to see `thew real Morocca`
Finishing on the beach after six hard days ! The whole trip was an inspiration. The mountins, the views, the company, the tracks, the food, Hard to beleive that there was tracks so long without seeing anyone at all.
Liz- Someone wrote on a previous report that she could `walk the walk, and talk, the talk, certainly support and endorse that. A great `Holiday Rep` a far too good a biker, and a bike mechanic as well - could you ask for more. With 12 guys in the group and the support group of four guys - she could have been out of her dept, but she `led` in great and understated way - all respect for her.
Consider time of year, altitude, mountains, I misjudged a bit, just about had enough warm clothes. Having been to Agadir before I think my mind was on Agadir Beach and not the mountaisn when I packed. Read the Trip Notes.The trip is described as challenging, and for me at 63 it was, not ashamed to admit I got off on several occasions when the going got tough(for me) Its a good trip - if you feel incined go got it.
This is an epic trip for mountain bikers of all abilities.
Close ebcounters with mounatin goats, donkeys whilst bombing around hair pin dirt tracks.
Our leader was outstanding and worked hard all the time to make sure things run smoothly.
Go and do the trip.
Excellent holiday, really well organised and a challenge.
The final day was brilliant. A 7km off road climb, before a huge descent that ended on the beach. We all ended up swimming in the sea, dodging the huge waves!
Superb. Liz was a great tour leader who could talk the talk and walk the walk. A great cyclist, extremely fit and a great sense of humour.
It's tough - train for it.
All in all, this was an excellent, well-organised trip and a wonderful way to see some beautiful parts of Morocco that the average visitor to Morocco does not get to see. There was a range of riding to test and keep everyone happy and content, but it was tough going sometimes
You can't help but be moved by the wonderful mountain scenery and seeing the Berbers going about there daily lives in it; children walking miles along dusty tracks just to get to school is an image that stays with me. Also, as mentioned previously, there are some serious ascents and descents during the week, so just getting up and down those was an achievement. Having Liz (our guide) turn the last big climb of the week into a race, was a bit of a masterstroke from her as I don't think we would have done it quite so quickly, if at all, without this added competition.
Liz is a lovely person who enjoys her job but is totally professional with it. She was always there to fix bikes, lend a hand, cajole and be there to sort out any other problems that came up during the week, not that there were any really. A fact I put down to Liz's excellent organisation and also to having such a great bunch of people to share the experience with - thanks people.
I think the advice on the website is pretty clear when it says "challenging", but a good level of fitness and decent padded shorts (your bum must still be sore Andy!) & gloves will go along way to making the trip more enjoyable. Having said that, our group contained a range of levels and abilities and I think everyone had a great time. Yes, it was hard and uncomfortable at times, but the rewards for completing some of those climbs and rocky descents far outweigh any discomfort.
A highly rewarding adventure – great cycling on a wide range of terrain in some superb mountain settings. An ideal trip for those seeking a challenging cycling trip that combines a break from the UK weather (hopefully) with wonderful scenery.
I particularly enjoyed the road and technical trail climbs, though I may have been the only one...
Liz provided excellent support for all aspects of the trip and was a dab hand at sorting out mechanical problems and punctures. Paul's mountain biking tuition over the week helped me improve my technical skills.
The roughness of some of the trails means that it's worth taking a full sus bike if you have one. The rental Treks were adequate but the length of some of the descents on rocky trails means that numb hands are likely after a while. Our group was of similar ability and thus stuck together pretty well, but it's possible that you could end up waiting around if you are a much fitter rider than your fellow travellers. Also Morocco is not the best destination if you feel the need to go out drinking each evening after your day on the bike.
Hot weather, sunshine, good food, good trails and great company. This was a week to cherish, and to remember.
I'd hesitate to use "insprational", it's a bit theological. The trip was just excellent fun. Six days of serious mountain biking. Some challenging parts, some dull parts and LOTS of fun parts. Rough fast descents, tricky tight switchbacks, rocky riverbeds and a little (too much for my preference) tarmac.
Liz is outstanding, she really made the week a success. A real live-wire - as well as riding every mile with us, she went for a run some mornings too! This girl is seriously fit! She's always on the go: arranging the group, sorting out snacks and drinks, repairing mechanical failures, changing tyres and tubes. She's friendly and down to earth. Nothing fazes her, and she's always on hand with an encouraging word (or a first aid kit if necessary).And when we hit the town at the end of the week, she arranged entertainment and massages for us too. Our special "skills week" also had former Mountain Bike champion Paul Hinton along as an instructor. He's an amazing rider who got up or down everything we challenged him to. His guidance helped bring all of us along a little.
Be prepared for some on road sections. Morocco is modernising rapidly, and many of the sections of track are the only access to some mountain villages. For the convenience of the locals, these are being tarmacced, and while Exodus works hard to refresh the routes where possible, sometimes it's not - so you'll do a few miles on road on this trip. But (and I am a harsh critic) not so much that it will spoil your fun. There are enough rock gardens, singletrack and off-road descents to make this a great fun week.The hire bikes are adequate, but it's worth taking your own bike to get the most out of some of this terain. Some of the fast descents are very rough and very rocky. You can do them on a hardtail - but if you want to do it fast, you'll need a full-susser.
A sublime experience .
Beautiful scenery.
Wonderfully organized.
Each day had its fair share of exhilirating moments.
Beyond reproach . Alex was funny, professional and dedicated.
Make sure you are fit!
A brilliant trip with a brilliant leader – the group got on well and the weather held up except for one day. Awesome scenery and some fantastic trails 🙂
For me it was completing the 4km technical climb (without pushing the bike) before the final 7km flat ride to pick up point before heading to Tiznit Hotel. I may have been at the back but I thoroughly enjoyed the climb despite the heat and extremely chuffed that I didn't have to get off and walk any of it.
Liz was amazing - she gave very clear instructions on all parts of the route - happy for anyone to go ahead and regularly hung back with me on the climbs. She had everything organised down to the the smallest detail and she made the trip what it was. Mohammed and Ali were also brilliant as our support drivers and feeding us.
Yep - take some warmer clothes, arm warmers and warm jacket as it's colder in the mountains than you think in February. The wet, hailstones and cold day was particularly horrible in fingerless gloves and shorts!!