Lalla-Khedidja

The Lalla-Khedidja summit extends 2,308 meters above sea level, featuring steep rocky slopes and distinct geological formations throughout its terrain.

The mountain peak has served as a geographical landmark for centuries, guiding travelers and nomads through the Tell Atlas region of northern Algeria.

Traditional Berber communities near the mountain maintain their ancestral practices, incorporating the summit into their stories and regional identity.

Access to the summit requires proper mountaineering equipment, particularly during winter months when snow covers the upper sections of the mountain.

The mountain qualifies as an Ultra peak with a prominence of 1,720 meters, distinguishing it from other peaks in the Djurdjura range.

Elevation above the sea: 2,308 m

Part of: Djurdjura

GPS coordinates: 36.44722,4.22861

Latest update: March 16, 2025 18:50