Toubkal National Park

Situated in the central part of the High Atlas, between the valleys of N’ Fis and Ourika, this park, created in 1942 on 38.000 has abounded of a exceptional diversity.

Source: Regional Council of Tourism Marrakech (CRT)

The lovers of big spaces and the fanatics of botany will discover in it quantities of species and vegetable formations such as zones marked by populations of holm oak and thuja, in passing other formations constituted by holm oaks, of red junipers and thurifères. The park also distinguishes itself at the zoological level by the presence of the oldest reserve of mouflons of Morocco, the reserve of Takhekhort.

Besides, the park welcomes numerous species of completely remarkable birds such the golden eagle, the eagle of Bonelli, the eagle of boot, the circaet Jean-Le-Blanc and certain very rare species, as the micro dactyl psammodrome and the grass-snake of Shokar.