Morocco's Ifrane region has inaugurated a 181-kilometer marked equestrian circuit designed to promote sustainable tourism, according to local authorities. The trail, which winds through forests and natural landscapes, aims to attract both domestic and international visitors while preserving the environment.
The initiative is part of a broader strategy to diversify tourism offerings in the Middle Atlas region. The circuit passes through several rural communes, providing economic opportunities for local guides, artisans, and small businesses. Officials emphasize that the trail is fully signposted and includes rest stops and water points for horses.
This project aligns with Morocco's national tourism strategy, which prioritizes eco-friendly and community-based tourism. The circuit is expected to operate year-round, with peak seasons in spring and autumn when weather conditions are most favorable.
