Real Moroccan Snow (Exclusive pictures and videos)

Did you hear about Moroccan snow ??

some people they don’t know that morocco have desert and snow, and Atlantic sea and more that’s why lot of famous directors com to produce their movies.

In Morocco, there are two ski resorts located in the Atlas Mountains. One is near Marrakech – Oukaïmeden, and the other is near Ifrane. Both of them experience regular snowfall each January and February.

I have visited the Oukaïmeden station and in this article I will talk to u about my real vibes and trip to the snow of my country.

The travel from Casablanca to Okiemaden passes through the famous city of Marrakech with its historic sites, Jamaâ El Fna the International Square.

The are many ways to go ther is by train and bus or car.

The travel takes about four and a half hours by car, via the highway road and is headed towards a mountain road to the Atlas.

By the way; this highway road, Tom Cruise pictures some scenes from his famous Movie “ Mission Impossible” Part V

I recently went on a trip with some Moroccan colleagues to Okimden and it was a beautiful trip where we saw the snow close and we enjoyed the beauty and we played during the trip at the famous Okimden station, which includes some restaurants, street vendors and people who buy ski equipment.

We left in the morning from a hotel close to Marrakech, and took the hour-long bus up to the mountains, which wore a white dress.

The most prominent Atlas Mountains to which tourists come is Mount Toubkal, the highest peak in North Africa, not far from Marrakesh, which is surrounded by mountains on each side as an exquisite painting.

You can find lots of restaurants while you are on the way, offering famous Moroccan meals especially the Tajin with meat .

So my friends if u did not visited Moroccan snow u can do it now it is the season. for a dream trip will never forgotten.

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