Kók Tóbe Park, Mountain recreation park in Almaty, Kazakhstan.

Kók Tóbe Park is a hilltop recreation area in Almaty located at approximately 1100 meters elevation, featuring multiple entertainment zones connected by paved pathways and planted green spaces. The layout ties together different activity areas that visitors can reach through an interconnected network of walkways.

The recreation area opened on top of Köktöbe hill in 2006. In September 2014 it closed for a new cable car and reconstruction of the hill's northern side; the work was completed in March 2016, when 17 cable cars and a new Ferris wheel entered service. The Almaty Tower on the south-eastern slope was built between 1975 and 1983.

The park features a bronze statue of The Beatles, created by sculptor Eduard Kazaryan in 2007, reflecting the city's connection to international music culture. Visitors gather in the green spaces to enjoy this landmark as part of their leisure experience.

Access is provided by a cable car departing near Hotel Kazakhstan, which is the main way to reach the elevated site. Visitors interested in exploring all the attractions should plan for enough time to walk through the different sections, as the site spreads across a considerable area.

The Fast Coaster runs down the hillside at 45 km/h, the only roller coaster in Kazakhstan built on a mountain slope. Riders see the city spread out below as they descend. The ride sits among the park's other attractions, including a 30-metre Ferris wheel with 20 enclosed cabins holding six passengers each.