Djebel Aissa National Park

Djebel Aissa National Park spans 24,400 hectares across the Saharan Atlas mountains, featuring diverse landscapes of valleys and rocky outcrops.

The Algerian government established this national park in 2003 as part of broader conservation initiatives following the country's independence from France.

Local communities near Djebel Aissa maintain traditional practices that reflect their long-standing connection to the mountainous environment.

Visitors can access the park through local roads from Aïn Séfra city, where trail maps and guidance for exploration are available.

The mountain peak stands at 2,236 meters, rising 974 meters above surrounding terrain, making it Algeria's fourth highest elevation point.

Location: Aïn Séfra District

Inception: 2003

Operator: وزارة التهيئة العمرانية والبيئة

Website: http://mate.gov.dz/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=220&Itemid=315

GPS coordinates: 32.87300,-0.48600

Latest update: March 4, 2025 11:24