Circular route to the high mountain lake Lac d'Ifni

They are fed by the stream flowing down the valley from the lake, thus making an essential contribution to the livelihood of the local population. Therefore, the lake serves not only as a visually attractive and popular tourist destination but also as a lifeline for the entire valley. From the small village of Amsouzart, the path follows a narrow asphalt road into the valley through several small villages with charming old adobe houses and beautifully arranged terraced fields, which form a green ribbon along the valley up to the last settlement. Apples, walnuts, zucchinis, cucumbers, pumpkins, tomatoes, corn, potatoes, and much more are abundantly cultivated here. The lake's water provides the necessary basis for the plants to thrive even in the late summer months. Immediately after the last house, the path turns left and leads either directly somewhat steeply uphill or via the newly stone-lined path in switchbacks to the entrance of the national park (sign). Follow the path a