Takeoff and landing
Altitudes, the concrete takeoff, where to land and where not to.
Read the guideA pilot guide to a hill launch near Aglou Plage and Mirleft, in the Tiznit area.
Nid d'Aigle is a hill launch with a concrete takeoff surface at about 250 m. The landing is at about 60 m, on the road up to the takeoff, with plenty of barren fields around. A top landing is possible.
You can drive to the launch or hike up from the dunes in about 40 minutes. The wind needs care here: there is a warning for both south and north wind.
Altitudes, the concrete takeoff, where to land and where not to.
Read the guideDirections from Tiznit, the hike-and-fly route and the wind warning.
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Read the guideLanding etiquette and what is not published yet.
Read the guideThe map shows the listed position of the site.
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The site is in the Tiznit area, on the road from Aglou Plage towards Mirleft, at 29.7004, -9.9318. The access page has the full directions.
The takeoff is at about 250 m and the landing at about 60 m, on the road to the takeoff.
The takeoff is a concrete surface.
Land in the barren fields around the road to the takeoff. Avoid planted fields: landing in them puts the site at risk. A top landing is also possible.
Yes. Hike-and-fly takes about 40 minutes from the dunes to the launch. The conditions and access page describes the route.
Yes, take care with both south and north wind.
This guide is information, not instruction. Paragliding is dangerous, and every pilot decides for themselves whether to fly.