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Ifrane National Park is a huge protected region in the Middle Atlas Mountains of Morocco, which is most known for its large cedar and very diverse flora and fauna. The park encompasses a few thousand hectares and is the natural habitat for Barbary macaques, wild boar, foxes, and a variety of birds amongst other species. Rolling hills, forests, and alpine meadows are all part of the park’s landscape that offers a refreshing hideaway of the nature and it attracts a large number of visitors for hiking, wildlife watching, and eco-tourism. The park has an important role to play in conserving Morocco’s natural heritage and providing a sanctuary for endangered ecosystems.
Geography & Landscape
Positioned within the Middle Atlas Mountains Undulating hills, plateaus, and wooded valleys Among the biggest areas under protection in Morocco
Cedar Forests of the Middle Atlas
Occupied by the Atlas cedar trees that are ancient The largest cedar forest in the world, one of Importance from an ecological point of view and conservation efforts
Wildlife & Biodiversity
Barbary macaques, among the most unique monkeys Wild boar, jackals, and foxes are common Different species of birds and the richness of flora
Outdoor Activities
Trekking and exploring nature Watching and taking pictures of animals Areas for picnicking and sights offering beauty
Best Time to Visit
Spring (April–June): Colorful landscapes and lively wildlife Summer (July–August): Refreshing mountain air Autumn (September–November): Foliage of yellow shades and cloud-free sky
Conservation & Protection
Initiatives promoting sustainable tourism Conservation of species at risk of extinction Programs raising environmental consciousness
Visitor Tips
Wild animals should not be fed at all Always walk on the paths that have been marked Wear several layers because of the changing weather Plan your trip to include Ifrane and Azrou
