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Sunny January through Morocco to Mauritania
Reading the reports of terrible weather have surprised me, as I have been 3 times during the 'winter' to this fantastic country and always had good weather.
i am expecting to be there from about mid Jan and will go south asap!!
Anyone like to 'team up'?
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Morocco december to januar
Hi ,
20 december 2012 two bikers going to morocco.We tray to drive no tarmac road
from Guercif-Debdou-Matarka-Beni Tajine-Bouanane-Merzuga-Hasi fugani-Mhamid-Tata-Assa-Tan Tan.
If someone have suggestions and comments. Thank you
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I've done most of that route at least once, the bit from R606 to Talsint is very remote but very nice. The single red line heading from Talsint towards Gourrama is all piste although the last time I did it in 2010 it was very hard, washed out gullies from the melting snow making it hard to find a way through (in a 4x4).
Sounds like I will there a few days ahead of you
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twenty4seven ,
Thank you for suggestions , do someone have info for trail betwen Mhamid-Tata by motobike.
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Hello Menih-Andrej
You can travel more or less on a piste all the way from Mhamid to Tata if the army allow it. You may have problems on the piste from Foum Zguid to Tata, I have done that piste and also been turned around by the army, I hear that a few packes of cigarettes can allow transit.
It's well worth trying the Foum Zguid to Tata leg because it's very nice.
Do you have a guide book or Garmin Mapsource? If so I can send you some gpx logs if you like?
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gps points
Hi T4S
looking to go down morroco in jan ourselves
any gps point would be appreciated, we are in a 4x4
cheers
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Hi twenty4seven
I'm also planning a Morocco trip for early next year and would appreciated your GPS points.
Many thanks.
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Hi Marius,
welcome to the Hubb. I sent you a pm on the LC site.
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Hi Marius,
welcome to the Hubb. I sent you a pm on the LC site.
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Hello Reinhard
I don't think I can PM Marius because he does not have enough posts on the Hubb, you have more or less the same information as me anyway to pass on
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Thanks for ruts
HI Matt ,
Thanks for all this rutes I cant lost , everywhere you are...
Do you have something east?
I hope meet you down there somewhere on .
Regards Andrej
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My pleasure Andrej
Nothing further East, I'm sorry.
If you see us on the road wave us down, Christopher (my boy) will love to meet more bikers to talk about on his return.
Have a great trip
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done
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Hello Reinhard
I don't think I can PM Marius because he does not have enough posts on the Hubb, you have more or less the same information as me anyway to pass on
Regards
Matt
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HI Matt ,
Thanks for all this rutes I cant lost , everywhere you are...
Do you have something east?
I hope meet you down there somewhere on .
Regards Andrej
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What are you looking for east wise?
We just did Erfoud-Figuig-Oujda-Al Hociema
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What are you looking for east wise?
We just did Erfoud-Figuig-Oujda-Al Hociema
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Hi The Warden
Yes I think this part of morocco.
Betwin Taza- Guercif-Merzuga-Zagora no tarmac road.
That will be nice If you Have some tracks.
andrej.petrovcic19@gmail.com
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sent you 4 days worth of routes from Erfoud to Figuig to Oujda, mostly off road on piste
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