Korup National Park

Korup National Park

Korup National Park is a pristine rainforest area known for its biodiversity and significant conservation efforts, offering a unique wildlife experience.

485,969
Acres Protected
Varied
Miles of Trails
Approximately 5,000
Annual Visitors
1986
Year Established

About Korup National Park

Korup National Park
 

Korup National Park is located in the Southwest Region of Cameroon and spans an area rich in biodiversity, making it one of Africa's oldest and most pristine rainforests. The park covers approximately 485,969 acres and is home to a variety of flora and fauna, including some rare and endangered species. Visitors can explore its dense jungle terrain, which features a network of trails leading to unique ecosystems and stunning landscapes. The park's history involves extensive conservation work aimed at preserving its natural habitats and supporting the diverse wildlife that resides within. Key recreation opportunities include hiking through lush forests, wildlife spotting, and connecting with nature in an unspoiled environment. Notable landmarks within the park include ancient rock formations and vibrant wildlife habitats. Korup National Park is an appealing destination for ecotourists and nature lovers seeking a deep connection with the natural world.

Highlights

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Ancient rock formations offering scenic viewpoints.

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Diverse and rare wildlife including primates and forest elephants.

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Primary rainforest ecosystems with dense foliage.

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Remote hiking trails providing profound solitude and adventure.

Notable Natural Features

Rock Formations

Spectacular ancient rocks offering great photography opportunities.

Primate Populations

Home to several species including the rare drill monkey.

The Waterfall

A scenic spot within the park featuring a beautiful cascade.