At an elevation of 1763 meters, this site in Morocco offers occasional use with significant cross-country potential. Flights typically occur in the late morning and late afternoon when the breeze conditions are favorable. During the day, as thermals become more active, conditions can quickly become more challenging, providing ideal opportunities for cross-country flights towards the northern mountain range. The landing zone is located directly in front of the takeoff area, spanning the entire valley, making it nearly impossible to miss. However, be cautious of small stone walls that are not visible from the takeoff point. If you land in the valley, you can follow the riverbed back to the road and reach a nearby village where a shuttle (if arranged) can pick you up. Alternatively, you can land behind the local grocery store in a sloped field, but be mindful of the antennas in the area. For more information, visit: [Michel Lacroix's Morocco Sites](http://www.michel-lacroix.com/maroc_sites)