Jbel El Koudiate

Jbel El Koudiate rises to an elevation of 1,780 meters, forming a broad basalt structure with gentle slopes in the Middle Atlas mountains.

The geological formation of Jbel El Koudiate occurred during the late Pliocene period through multiple basaltic lava flows that shaped the current landscape.

The mountain stands as a natural landmark in the region where Berber communities have maintained their traditional agricultural practices for generations.

Visitors can access the eastern slope of Jbel El Koudiate through marked trails located approximately 5 kilometers west of Ifrane city.

The volcano forms part of a trio of major volcanic structures in the Azrou region, alongside Jbel Tamarrakoit and Jbel Outgui.

Location: Ifrane Province

Elevation above the sea: 1,780 m

Made from material: basalt

GPS coordinates: 33.53111,-5.15639

Latest update: March 5, 2025 03:58