Guassa Community Conservation Area

Guassa Community Conservation Area is a breathtaking alpine landscape, home to the endangered Ethiopian wolf and the endemic Gelada baboon. Trek through rolling grasslands and dramatic escarpments, experiencing the raw beauty of the Ethiopian highlands. This area offers a unique opportunity to witness rare wildlife and support community-based conservation efforts. Tips: • The best time to visit is during the dry season (October to May) for optimal trekking conditions and wildlife viewing. • Be prepared for high altitude and variable weather. Pack warm layers, rain gear, and sturdy hiking boots. • Engage a local guide for the best experience and to support the community's conservation efforts. They can provide valuable insights into the local flora, fauna, and culture. Visitor tips: • The best time to visit is during the dry season (October to May) for clearer skies and easier trekking conditions. • Hire a local guide to enhance your experience, aiding in wildlife spotting and providing insights into the community's conservation work. • Be prepared for cold temperatures, especially at night, due to the high altitude; pack warm layers.