Ifrane, located in the Middle Atlas Mountains of northern Morocco, is known for its alpine climate and scenic landscapes. Established by the French in 1928 as a resort town, it features European-style architecture, lush gardens, and cool temperatures, offering a retreat from the heat of the surrounding plains. At an altitude of 1,665 meters, Ifrane experiences heavy snowfall in winter and is famous for its biodiversity, including the endangered Barbary macaque. The town serves as a provincial capital and is home to Al Akhawayn University, making it a hub for education and tourism.