1. Ouzoud Falls
Ouzoud Falls are located in the province of Azilal in the Middle Atlas Mountains, 150 km north-east of the city of Marrakech, with a height of 110 meters. characterized by the region near the mills and valleys springs of the River Obeid. Ouzoud falls for tourists from inside and outside Morocco. The falls are made up of multiple individual waterfalls of varying sizes. It takes about 45 minutes hike to get to the bottom of the falls, passing through orchards, olive and pomegranate trees. You may also encounter the barbary macaque as they come out to get food from visitors.
2. Imouzzer falls
Located in southern Morocco about 70 km from Agadir. The area is characterized by its beautiful scenery and its majestic mountains. While the amount of water in the last few years has been decreasing due to drought and human intervention resulting from irrigation control, the journey ,however, is worth it for the tranquility and breathtaking views. The terrain and landscape is not for the unfit as you travel long steep mountainous roads to reach the town. One thing people complain about is the annoying guides, pushy sellers and visitors who come and leave trash behind. Despite the scarcity of water, the green valley, rocky formation and scenic views makes this place worth a visit.
3. Akchour Falls
4. Oum Rabia Falls
located in Khenifra, Oum Rabia Falls are considered one of the less visited in the list. Just as you would find them in other Moroccan Falls. The scenery in Oum Rabia Falls look like what you might find in the canyons of Arizona or Utah. The rocky landscape and arid environment make the falls an unusual scene since the landscape is a harsh one where one wouldn’t expect any water. The local Berbers have set platforms in both sides of the springs and the creeks.
5. Seti Fatma Falls
