Probably the most spectacular and best option on the Vara. Have a great time.

Paul - I didn't go all the way to M'hamid but did another route onto Lak Iriki which I'll try to describe. We went to Tagounite (where there is an ABR sticker on the petrol station wall of stickers :whistle: ) and turned right towards a gap in the mountains and then southwest to a spring where we ca...

Just a quick note - the road through Imilchil to todra isn't paved either (or at least it wasn't in oct 2011). I'm sure you'll be fine, but it may take you more time. It was in November 2011 when I rode it in a couple of hours. The previous time was 12 years ago when it took half a days riding once...

I got mine from wildstoves.co.uk and they start at £46 for the budget one. I got the iron dutch oven which is good for campfires too.
I've added a review but would say it's not really a bike stove as it's too big but if you are out camping with a group and have a few twigs handy, it'll cook your tea.

On my recent trip my old, empty Coleman Feather multifuel stove was recently STOLEN by Moroccan security at Marrakesh airport. :angry: It was 15 years old and I didn't use it often so no great loss. Anyway I bought one of these to use in the woods. [video width=425 height=344 type=youtube]zyHP23fyoO...

Unfortunately mine are not old enough to leave alone, so I took them to play in our woods while I cut the grass with some vintage dangerous machinery.

Mine have done a couple of trips to Morocco and most of the rest of the time in Cornwall

I've not quite worn out last years bags.

The folding camping cutlery is excellent, too.

I always think the best thing to take is less stuff.

woodgnome wrote:A pocket PUSSY :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

There you go