High-altitude wilderness of the Ethiopian wolf
The Bale Mountains National Park protects one of Africa's most important high-altitude ecosystems and is a strong candidate for UNESCO World Heritage status. Its Afro-alpine moorlands of the Sanetti Plateau, towering above 4,000 metres, are home to the Ethiopian wolf, the rarest canid on Earth.\n\nBelow the plateau lies the misty Harenna Forest, sheltering the Bale monkey, giant molerat and endemic birds. From trekking to Africa's second-highest peak, Tullu Dimtu, to watching wolves hunt giant mole rats, the Bale Mountains offer a rare and pristine wilderness experience far from the usual tourist trail.
Sanetti Plateau
Tullu Dimtu summit
Harenna Forest
Gaysay grasslands
Web Valley (Ethiopian wolf habitat)
Dinsho headquarters
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