To reach Ifrane, we cross the small town of Immouzer in Kandar, which is very popular in summer for its more temperate climate than that of Fez. Then we make a detour by the surprising lake Daiet Aoua: we can admire either the surrounding hills which are reflected in its waters, or riders who take it for a field games.

When we arrive in Ifrane, we are surprised by the unusual aspect of this city. With its sloping roofs, its chimneys topped with enormous stork nests, its abundant flower beds, its chestnut trees, the city resembles a small corner of Europe. The route continues to the Michlifen and Jebel Habri ski resorts.

Then going down towards Azrou, we stop at the foot of the Goureau cedar. There, we can sometimes see some of the loot that live in this forest. Finally, after admiring the green roofs of the square Azrou center, the rock (azrou in Berber) the work of woodworkers, it's back to Fez. This walk can last half a day or a little more depending on the time spent admiring the various landscapes: forests of holm oaks, cedars, cultivated fields among stones, orchards.