Ifrane
| Place | Why go | Before you go |
|---|---|---|
| The town and the Stone Lion | A clean, quiet town in a European mountain style, with the stone lion statue as its best-known landmark. | Central Ifrane |
| Michlifen and the winter snow | Morocco's best-known snow spot, for snow play and sledging; the lift doesn't always run. | Near Ifrane; snow varies from year to year |
The cedar forest and Azrou
| Place | Why go | Before you go |
|---|---|---|
| The cedar forest and macaques | An ancient cedar forest where Barbary macaques roam free, the only wild monkeys north of the Sahara. | Near Azrou; don't feed the monkeys |
| Ifrane National Park | Forests and trails for walking and picnics between Ifrane and Azrou. | Open all year, free |
Tips before you go
- Snow in Ifrane varies from year to year, so check conditions before your trip.
- Ifrane is a full-day trip from Fes; the town itself needs an hour or two.
- Don't feed the monkeys in the cedar forest, and keep your food in the car.
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Frequently asked questions
How far is Ifrane from Fes?
About 60 km, 1 h to 1 h 30 min by car.
Does it snow in Ifrane?
Yes, usually in winter, though the amount varies from year to year; Michlifen is the best-known spot.
Where can I see Barbary macaques?
In the cedar forest near Azrou, a short drive from Ifrane.
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Last updated: October 2026. The information is for guidance only; ticket prices and opening hours are set by each attraction and may change, so check them on the official website before you go.