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Kakum National Park Adventures

Kakum National Park is renowned for its rainforests and a rich diversity of wildlife, offering adventure seekers the famous canopy walkway for an elevated view of the lush environment.

90,000
Acres Protected
17
Miles of Trails
84,000
Annual Visitors
1992
Year Established

Popular Activities

Plan Your Visit

Everything you need to know to prepare for an unforgettable trip to Kakum National Park.

Entrance Requirements

Entrance fee required for adult and child visitors.

Best Time to Visit

Best months to visit are from November to March during the dry season.

Visitor Information

The main Visitor Center is located at the park entrance offering information and guided tours.

Getting There

Accessible via the Cape Coast – Twifo Praso road; road conditions vary seasonally.

Weather & Climate

Kakum experiences a humid tropical climate with heavy rainfall from April to October and drier months from November to March.

Conservation Efforts

Deforestation beyond park boundaries and poaching threaten biodiversity. Ongoing conservation efforts focus on habitat protection and species monitoring.

Camping in Kakum National Park

Find the perfect spot to stay overnight and immerse yourself in the details.

Kakum Rainforest Camp

Primitive
No Reservations Needed

Located within the park offering a rustic experience with basic amenities.

Top Trails

Canopy Walkway

Moderate
0.6

Suspension bridges providing stunning views of the rainforest canopy.

Nature Walk

Easy
4

Guided walk through the forest highlighting local flora and fauna.

Antwikwaa Trail

Moderate
2.5

Great for birdwatching and searching for arboreal wildlife.

Trailblazer Tips

Visit early in the morning for the best wildlife sightings along the canopy walkway.

Rainy seasons can make trails slippery; wear suitable hiking boots for safety.

Guided tours are recommended to enhance the educational experience.

Bring binoculars for birdwatching opportunities along the trails and canopy.

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