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Morocco

Articles about Morocco geological travel — Atlas, Anti-Atlas, Sahara, geological road trips.

Essaouira coast geology: the Portuguese-era ramparts seen from the Atlantic at low tide, built on and from the limestone cliffs of the Moroccan Meseta

Essaouira Coast Geology: Where the Atlantic Ate the Meseta

The Bou Regreg estuary between Rabat and Sale, flat medina skyline, no mountains visible

Morocco Geology: The Mountains That Died to Build Rabat and Casablanca

Marrakech Desert Excursion: 300 Million Years Beneath the Jbilet Hills

Rock spires and cliffs of the Jbel Saghro massif in the Anti-Atlas

Anti-Atlas Copper Mining History: Bleïda and Bou Skour

Weathered granite boulder at the Painted Rocks near Tafraoute with faded blue paint over pink granite texture

Tafraoute Granite Geology: The Rocks Behind the Paint

Irrigation reservoir near the Imiter silver mine Morocco region, Ameln Valley, Anti-Atlas Mountains

The Village That Turned Off Morocco’s Biggest Silver Mine

Jbel Siroua geology: view of the volcanic massif in the Anti-Atlas

Jbel Siroua Geology: A Volcano Built Twice, 550 Million Years Apart

Erfoud fossil trade: orthoceras fossil from the Tafilalt basin, Morocco

Erfoud Fossil Trade: Inside Morocco’s Trilobite Economy

Jbel Saghro geology: rust-colored ignimbrite rock towers rising from the Anti-Atlas plateau

Jbel Saghro Geology: The Surprising 570-Million-Year Volcano

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