Mole National Park

Mole National Park extends across 4,840 square kilometers of savanna grassland and woodland areas with steep escarpments defining its southern boundary point.

The Northern Region park received official national park designation in 1971, leading to increased protection measures for the local flora and fauna populations.

The park administration collaborates with regional communities to develop sustainable tourism practices while preserving natural resources and supporting local economic growth.

Visitors access the park through the town of Larabanga, with guided walking safaris and wildlife observation activities available throughout the protected zones.

The Mole and Lovi rivers create seasonal water sources that attract elephants, antelopes, and numerous bird species to specific gathering locations.

Location: Northern Region

Inception: 1971

GPS coordinates: 9.70000,-1.83333

Latest update: May 27, 2025 13:22