Jugurtha Tableland Trail

Welcome to the hiking trails of Jugurtha Tableland. This striking mountain, with its flat summit, rises almost vertically from the surrounding plains. Its steep and unscalable walls make it a remarkable natural fortress. Named after the formidable Numidian king Jugurtha, who used it as a stronghold against the Romans, the site's uniqueness lies in its remote accessibility, reachable only via a stone staircase carved into the rocky massif. Beneath this plateau, researchers have discovered various artifacts, including rock tombs and structures from different ancient civilizations. Whether you're a history enthusiast, hiking lover, or simply seeking a peaceful retreat, Jugurtha Tableland promises a unique experience amidst stunning landscapes.

Gems of the Terroir

• Historical site of megaliths
• Numidian necropolises
• Mosque of Sidi Abdel Jaoued
• Historical sites such as Numidian ruins
• Rainwater collection cistern
• Panoramic viewpoints