Nestled in southern Ethiopia, the Bale Mountains National Park is a haven for biodiversity and outdoor enthusiasts, featuring Africa’s largest alpine plateau, the Sanetti Plateau, dotted with giant lobelias and home to rare species like the mountain nyala and Ethiopian wolf.

Visitors can explore through horseback riding, hiking trails that wind through ancient forests and moorlands, or wildlife safaris spotting over 60 mammal species and 280 bird varieties. With its proximity to the town of Goba, the park offers comfortable lodges and community-based tourism experiences, including visits to Oromo villages, providing a serene escape for those seeking untouched natural beauty and sustainable adventures.