The Dadès Gorges are a series of dramatic limestone canyons carved by the Dadès River in the High Atlas Mountains of Morocco. Known for their steep, rugged walls and winding roads, they offer scenic landscapes that shift in color with the sunlight, ranging from deep ochre to vibrant red. The area is also famous for its serpentine "Tisdrine" road, and is rich in Berber culture, with traditional villages nestled along the valley and local artisans crafting rugs and pottery using age-old techniques.
