Morocco offers a wealth of biological, geological, and cultural diversity. This manuscript focuses on strengthening the information about the geological heritage in the northeastern part of the Central High Atlas, south of Midelt City, in the Drâa-Tafilalet region. This work consists of identifying, characterizing, and quantifying the significance of twelve sites of geological interest in the Tizi N’Talghemt area. The quantitative analysis is based on each site’s scientific value, potential for educational and tourist use, and degradation risk. Four Geosites with very high scientific value and eight Geodiversity sites with considerable potential for academic and tourist activities have been identified. All sites offer significant scientific, educational, and tourist potential and deserve rigorous protection to prevent degradation. Our goal is to expan the strategy of the Moroccan National Program for Geology MNPG-2030 and reinforce UNESCO’s guidelines for preserving the national geological heritage. Incorporating our conclusions into local and regional development plans will help raise the region’s visibility and enhance its attractiveness while preserving these endangered geological treasures. Our recommendations are meant to promote and protect the area’s geological heritage; they represent a crucial tool that local decision-makers should consider when planning the region’s development in the future.