Parc National d’Ifrane Reviews

Nature is very beautiful, the State is doing its best to protect this park, the local people must do the same to preserve this natural heritage.

Beautiful national park if you go on a route to the south of Morocco do not forget to visit it.

Beautiful region, amazing natural resources to do, family walk to the top

Very exciting it seemed urea was cold ... difficult times

Incomparable especially in winter when this region is covered with snow.

The cleanliness the calm and the respect of the inhabitants

The Ifrane National Park is a Moroccan natural park, one of the representative by the richness of its ecosystem and its landscapes.

It is a tourist pole of choice for hikers and fishermen who practice this sport in a serene atmosphere.

The Ifrane National Park is a natural park rich in its ecosystem and its landscapes. It is a tourist center located in the heart of the Middle Atlas.

The natural park has great potential but a pity people throw garbage everywhere and make a lot of noise

Serene atmosphere and greenery. Average access difficulty after 5 hours on the road from Tangier.

It is magnificent, they provide cheaper services such as lodging and meals

Beautiful city with its springs, streams, gigantic trees to visit in winter or summer

Ifrane station is an international park, it is one of the beautiful mountain parks all year round, surrounded by scenic areas,

Ifrane is a town in Morocco s Middle Atlas Mountains. It s known for its alpine-style architecture and nearby ski slopes and forests. A stone statue of a lion near leafy Parc la Prairie is a well-known landmark. Just outside town, Ain Vittel is a spring with several waterfalls. To the west, Ifrane National Park, with its Atlas cedar forests, is home to rare Barbary macaques.

Apart from the beauty of the vegetation, there is nothing, everything is extremely expensive. People are very often thieves. They offer rotten apartments. All homes are at the limit of abandonment. Very bad memory.

The Ifrane National Park is the largest cedar forrest in Africa. There is no entrance fee and it is super cool. It is great for hiking and enjoying nature but the real highlight is the Barbary Macaques (or monkeys). These endangered primates roam freely in their natural habitat and interact openly with humans.i also recommended exploring the park on horseback.

Certainly a lot of very beautiful hikes to do, too bad a pseudo guide awaits you at each trailhead when you like to hike alone.

A nice and calm place, recommended to be visited during the winter and spring

Food was good and served timely and hot alhamdulillah

Ifrane National Park was established in October 2004
It covers almost all the forests of Ifrane region, and it currently covers an area of 125,000 hectares.
Ifrane region can be considered the future of unconventional tourism, it represents village tourism, mountain tourism and hospital tourism. The region's air (macroclima) is a natural remedy for asthma, malaise and anemia by reshaping red blood cells due to its height of 1600 m to 1800 m above sea level, and also represents the overall activities Sports, such as running, bicycles, hiking, rally, mountain climbing, it is a natural place for the rehabilitation of athletes, as the region is a center of recreational activities and it owns the largest Cedar Forest in Africa and has the National Park in Ifrane and the region and its outskirts are famous With lakes, eyes, landscapes, landscapes, and picturesque landscapes, the Cedar Forest is famous for the monkeys of the Middle Atlas, the Sidrkuro tree, and for the plants used for medical purposes. It means Ifrane in the Tamazight language (Evry - Cave), where the region is famous for the caves and caves that belong to the ancient man, and we mention from them the caves of ancient man and his drawings that are located in the corner of Sidi Abd al-Salam, on which the residents built their own homes, so that these caves became part of the house, and so did the cave called (Al-Muza Cave). Where the visitor imagines that he hears the sound of a goat with the purl of water, and the Ifrane of ice-skating in the stations of Michlifen and Hibri, and the region has a huge geological wealth that can be inspected through volcanic stones and meteorite sites that left their traces on the ground, and in the region the private Caesarean forests and Lake Avnorir which It houses migratory birds, and Mount Amkild, which overlooks a vast space used for festivals, and in the region the search for mushrooms in the forest in its season, and in the region there are plants for breeding and producing trout in Ain Aghbal, the eyes of the five Amgas and the head of the water station, and in the region there is also the region of Bensmim which The largest hospital in Africa was established for treating tuberculosis and chest diseases (closed since the 1970s), and it also has an eye-design (which produces Ain Ifrane water circulating in the markets).

Ovens witch winter and summer
In winter, a charming and attractive Swiss atmosphere
In the summer the weather is rainy and the temperatures are very pleasant
Ski lovers and the snowy weather mean winter
And lovers of rain, green spaces and forests mean it in summer
Frankly, he who visits Morocco without going to the ovens has missed a golden opportunity
I highly recommend visiting it
Especially in the winter
February and March are roughly every year

Rejoice your knees my love
Rejoice your knees my love
Rejoice your knees my love

During our course of discovery of nature, Ifrane National Park includes the most splendid landscapes of the kingdom of Morocco.

A quiet, beautiful and comfortable place for the nerves and the people of the ovens are very good in literature and kindness

One of the best park in Morocco but unfortunately it is not well prepared for spending the night and going out in the forest