Bale Mountains National Park
Bale Mountains National Park is part of the Tentative list of Ethiopia in order to qualify for inclusion in the World Heritage List.
Bale Mountains National Park comprises a scenic and diverse Afromontane landscape. The park is divided into five distinct and unique habitats: the Northern Grasslands (Gaysay Valley), Northern Woodlands (Park Headquarters), Afro-alpine Meadows (Sanetti Pleateau), Erica Moorlands, and the Harenna Forest. It is home to the largest global populations of endangered Ethiopian Wolves and Mountain Nyala. The area is also the origin of Ethiopian wild coffee.
Map of Bale Mountains National Park
Load mapThe coordinates shown for all tentative sites were produced as a community effort. They are not official and may change on inscription.
Community Reviews
mulex zemene
it is very impressive!! i was highly gladed when i see it.
it,really,is amazing! i visited it for two times. very
attractive and fascinating chains of mountains with a
diversities of plants and animals.
Site Info
Site History
2022 Postponed
Due to >1 nomination proposed by State Part in same year
2008 Added to Tentative List
1981 Deferred
At Bureau - Not yet legally defined/protected
1980 Deferred
1979 Deferred
Bureau - more thorough evaluation required