Cathédrale d'Imsfrane
© Omar Sayami

Rushing rivers at the cathedral

Setting off on a hike, accompanied by a towering rock formation and the distant rumble of thunder: the Cathédrale d’Imsfrane rises from the landscape of Morocco's Atlas Mountains like a vast natural cathedral. Its striking, steep sandstone cliffs, glowing in shades of red, resemble the spires of a Gothic church and rank among the most impressive natural rock formations in the Atlas. This remote massif is a favourite destination for hikers, climbers and photographers, offering spectacular views and a chance to experience the unspoilt beauty of Morocco's mountain wilderness. | Morocco

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  1. It really feels like a giant natural cathedral.

    A beautiful landscape, made even more impressive by the dramatic, threatening skies. The weather adds so much atmosphere and gives the whole scene a powerful mood.

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