Splitboarding in Morocco: Top Outdoor Adventures Awaiting You

Located in the northwest of Africa, Morocco has a lengthy coastline covering both the Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea. It has a rugged and remote interior punctuated by mountains. And large sections of the southeast lies in the Sahara Desert. The capital of Morocco is Rabat, which lies at the mouth of the Bou Regreg, and is one of the four imperial cities of the country. Its medina (old town) is listed as a World Heritage Site. The largest city in the country is the port of Casablanca, with a population of approximately 3.4 million urban inhabitants.

**Fresh future challenge **

The Atlas Mountains of Morocco are a playground of pristine snowy slopes, giving splitboarders vast swathes of guaranteed snow powder that is both crisp and dry. So if you’re at least an intermediate skiers with previous splitboarding experience, then look no further for your future fresh challenge among the mountains of Morocco.

Sublime Atlas Mountains

The mountain range of the Atlas Mountains stretches from the east in Tunisia to the west in Morocco, measuring 2,500 kilometers. It reaches its peak on Toubkal, at 4,167 meters, located in Morocco. Toubkal is also the highest peak in the whole of North Africa. The slopes are carpeted with cedar trees and topped with a heavy scattering of snow.

Rich in culture

The traditions and customs of Morocco were cultivated through history through a mix of influences. The majority Islamic country has been impacted by the native Berbers, Andalusians, as well as old colonial powers like France, Portugal and Spain. Striking examples include Marrakesh, Fes and Rabat.

Morocco has a moderate and subtropical climate, with cool breezes from the Atlantic and Mediterranean. As you travel inland the temperatures are more extreme, with colder winters and hotter summers.

Arab as well as Berber, with French widely spoken.

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Visit during the winter months between December and February for ideal splitboarding conditions.