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Inauguration of the Longest Equestrian Tourism Trail in Ifrane: A French-Moroccan Initiative

PUBLISHED May 25, 2026
Inauguration of the Longest Equestrian Tourism Trail in Ifrane: A French-Moroccan Initiative

Transforming Equestrian Tourism in Ifrane

In a remarkable development, the Ifrane region has unveiled a pioneering equestrian tourism trail that stretches an impressive 181 kilometers. This strategic initiative aims to enhance the tourist appeal of the Ifrane National Park while encouraging the exploration of its diverse natural resources. The project represents a fruitful decentralized collaboration between the Fès-Meknès region and the Centre-Val de Loire region in France, bolstered by support from various Moroccan and French partners. Its primary goal is to cultivate equestrian tourism, valorize the natural and forested spaces of the area, and support local stakeholders, thereby stimulating rural tourism activities.

Regarding the technical details of the program, the project was executed over the period from 2020 to 2024, with a total investment nearing 1.4 million dirhams. This investment focused particularly on developing and installing precise signage along the equestrian routes within the national park, as well as the establishment of comprehensive facilities for horse accommodation and reception points equipped with services related to horseback riding. Notably, the initiative is not limited to mere physical interventions; it also includes in-depth diagnostic studies of the territorial area and the identification of various actors involved. Additionally, specialized training sessions have been organized for professionals, culminating in the preparation of an integrated regional strategy for equestrian tourism aimed at structuring a sustainable tourism offering based on this specialized product that intertwines leisure with environmental protection.

As reported by alhakika24.com.

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