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Morocco’s High Atlas Among World’s 30 Most “Instagrammable” Spots

Based on Instagram data, experts produced a list of the 30 best cycling routes in the World, among which the Moroccan High Atlas Mountains occupy the 27th place.

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Morocco’s High Atlas Among World’s 30 Most “Instagrammable” Spots

Morocco’s High Atlas Among World’s 30 Most “Instagrammable” Spots

Rabat – Based on Instagram data, experts produced a list of the 30 best cycling routes in the World, among which the Moroccan High Atlas Mountains occupy the 27th place. 

The study of “Explore Worldwide” analyzed Instagram data and route distances to come up with the places that have the most pictures shared per kilometer.

The researchers chose to study 100 routes, and relied on a cross-referencing method. For each route, they used the Instagram hashtag data to see how many photos were shared there. 

To be more accurate, the experts cross-referenced the number of hashtags with the length of the route. The comparison between the images taken and the route distances allowed them to rank the best cycle routes. 

This research concerns the most beautiful cycle routes from all over the world, and the American “Blue Ridge Parkway,” came out on top with a total of 832 photos per kilometer. According to this study, Morocco’s High Atlas Mountains have a ratio of 24 Instagram photos per kilometer. 

The top 10 of the cycling routes on the list are located in the United States, Eastern Albania, Japan, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Australia, Chile, and Canada. 

Attractions in Morocco’s High Atlas Region

The High Atlas is located in central Morocco, and is the principal mountainous massif of Morocco and the Maghreb. It extends from the West-South-West to the East-North-East, and stretches for 740 km, from the Atlantic Ocean to the Algerian border. 

This area is composed of a chain of beautiful mountains that includes “Mont Toubkal,” which is the highest point in North Africa, towering 4,167 meters above sea level. 

The High Atlas Mountains is a region rich in Berber culture. The destination offers nature lovers one of the best biking and hiking adventures, especially when it wears its beautiful blanket of snow. 

This region of Morocco is known for its beautiful cascades, such as the “Ouzoud” waterfalls. The “Draa Valley” is also an attractive site that contains kasbahs and beautiful ancient architecture. 

Not forgetting Morocco’s famous “Ourika” valley, which is composed of perfect hiking trails and amazing waterfalls. 

For bike lovers and traveling addicts, the High Atlas is a must visit during a trip in Morocco. After pedaling around breathtaking landscapes for hours, the visitors will have the opportunity to sample the variety of local Berber tagines. 

Read also: A Picture of Life on Lockdown in the High Atlas Mountains

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