Chréa National Park Adventures
Chréa National Park is a popular destination in northern Algeria, known for its rich biodiversity and scenic mountain landscapes, offering a wealth of outdoor activities.
About Chréa National Park
Located within Blida Province in northern Algeria, Chréa National Park is a haven for nature enthusiasts. This expansive area covers the Tell Atlas mountain range, featuring elevations that create diverse ecological zones. The park is home to some of the last remaining populations of the Barbary macaque, a primate species native to the region. Established in 1983, Chréa National Park is one of Algeria's top destinations for outdoor recreation, offering hiking trails that meander through cedar and oak forests. The park’s unique climate supports both Mediterranean and alpine flora and fauna, providing rich opportunities for wildlife viewing. Visitors can explore natural landmarks such as the snow-capped Djebel Chréa in winter, turning into a ski resort, one of the rare snow sports venues in Algeria. Its proximity to Algiers makes it an accessible getaway for city dwellers, offering serene natural beauty and vibrant wildlife to explore.
Highlights
Djebel Chréa – Offers magnificent views and winter sports activities.
Barbary macaques – A chance to observe this endangered primate species in its natural habitat.
Cedar and oak forests – Explore the diverse ecosystems these forests support.
Winter skiing – One of the few places in Algeria where snow sports are possible.
Notable Natural Features
Djebel Chréa
A prominent mountain within the park offering stunning vistas and ski opportunities.
Barbary Macaques Habitat
An area where visitors can see Barbary macaques in their natural environment.
Cedar Forests
Expansive forests providing habitat for diverse wildlife and offering serene hiking experiences.