Atlas Mountains

The Atlas Mountains are a major mountain range in North Africa, stretching over 2,500 kilometers through Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia. They separate the coastal regions from the Sahara Desert, featuring diverse landscapes such as valleys, plateaus, and snow-capped peaks. The range is home to various ecosystems and unique wildlife and is culturally significant, inhabited by indigenous Berber communities. The Atlas Mountains also offer opportunities for outdoor activities like hiking and skiing, making them an important destination for tourism and adventure. Additionally, they play a crucial role in influencing the climate and water systems of the surrounding regions.