The National Park was created in 2009. Mt Cameroon National Park (58,154 ha) Mt.

The park includes the former Bomboko and Etinde forest reserves. Access. Hikers climbing down. Mount Cameroon National Park, Ecotourism organization, Cameroon is located at Cameroon country in the National Parks place category with the gps coordinates of 4° 9' 36.5688'' N and 9° 16' 44.9616'' E. The lowland forest has the greatest number of species (58), followed by the submontane forest (45), montane forest (21), and marine (4) species. It is a huge volcanic mass with the main peak of about 4,100 m. The Mount Cameroon is the highest mountain in West and Central Africa with the peak just about 20 km inland from the Atlantic coastline.

Mount Cameroon National Park is managed under the Ministry of Forests and Wildlife by a conservation service led by a conservator and different management units: Finance and Administration, Protection, Collaborative management, Research and Monitoring, Eco-tourism.

The latitude of Mount Cameroon National Park, Ecotourism organization, Cameroon is 4.160158, and the longitude is 9.279156. It covers an area of 581.23 km². Cameroon landscape The Mount Cameroon landscape supports forests of exceptional scientific, economic and social value, containing a variety of endemic and endangered flora and fauna species, supplying many commercial and subsistence forest products, as well as providing valuable ecosystem services, such as watershed protection. PSMNR has been involved in Eco-tourism development in Mount Cameroon Nationa Park in the elaboration of eco-tourism strategy, elaboration of eco-tourism development plan, collaboration with tours operators, and design/construction of eco-tourism infrastructure within Mount Cameroon National Park by opening 27 km access track, building ecolodges in Hut 2 (Fako Mountain lodge) and Mann Spring …

The peak is frequently ascended by hikers. It covers a surface area of 58,178 ha.

Mount Cameroon National Park (Parc National du Mont Cameroun) was created in 2009. Eighty-six (86) reptile species, representing more than one third of the reptile fauna known in Camer-oon, are found in the Mount Cameroon area, making Mount Cameroon National Park one of the richest in the country. THE MANAGEMENT PLAN OF THE MOUNT CAMEROON NATIONAL PARK AND ITS PERIPHERAL ZONE 2015 - 2019 Produced by The Ministry of Forestry and Wildlife With the technical and financial support from: October, 2014 REPUBLIC OF CAMEROON REPUBLIQUE DU CAMEROUN Peace-Work-Fatherland MINISTRY OF FORESTRY AND WILDLIFE Paix -Travail Patrie MINISTERE DES …