For every nature enthusiast, Morocco wild parks are a must-see in North Africa. Between the panoramic views, diverse flora and atypical wonderment, sightseers, campers, bird watchers, hikers and outdoor lovers will have a blissful time exploring Morocco’s own natural treasures. Here are Morocco’s wildest parks worth the visit. Talassemtane National Park Located in the northern part of Morocco, Talassemtane national park is at the heart of the Rif mountains with 589.5 square-kilometer and partially giving on the Mediterranean Sea. Established in the early years of 2000, this national park was created to help preserve the few remaining fir forests in Morocco also known as the Andalusian National Tree – native to the southern part of Spain and the north of Morocco. The Talassemtane National Park landscape The flora in this national park is particularly unique. There are more than a thousand of flora species with more than 40 that are endemic to Morocco, such as the endangered Atlas Cedar. The fauna is diverse too mainly composed of birds with over a 100 species. The bridge of god – Talassemtane National Park Talassemtane national park is also known for its beautiful mountain views, gorgeous waterfalls and the several natural bridge formations such as the Bridge of God (pictured above). While most of the hikes are easy, some of the trails can get narrow and steep, especially to reach the top of Mount Kraa or Mount Tissouka. The park is also close to the touristic city of Chefchaouen, which can be a…
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