Macaya National Park: Some information about Pic Macaya region in southern Haiti

Pic Macaya - A Mountain in Haiti

The region's centerpiece is Pic Macaya, a mountain rising to about 2,347 meters (7,700 feet) above sea level, making it the highest peak in the southern peninsula of Haiti.

The park itself, Macaya National Park, is characterized by dense cloud forests, diverse plant species, and unique wildlife, including endangered species such as the Haitian Solenodon. This ecosystem is vital for both scientific research and the preservation of endemic species, making Pic Macaya a crucial conservation area in Haiti.

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