Lofa

Lofa County is a large inland county in northern Liberia, bordering Guinea and Sierra Leone. The capital Voinjama is one of Liberia's highest towns, set in the Wologizi Mountains. The county is one of Liberia's most agriculturally productive regions, known for rice, coffee, and cocoa. Lofa has significant forest cover and is the source of several major Liberian rivers. The county was heavily impacted by the civil wars but has been rebuilding.

The dry season (November–April) is recommended. The rainy season makes mountain roads difficult.

The road from Monrovia to Voinjama is paved in sections. A 4x4 is recommended.

• Voinjama — The county capital, one of Liberia's highest towns.
• Foya — A town near the Sierra Leone border.
• Kolahun — A town in central Lofa.
• Zorzor — A historic town with teacher-training college.
• Salayea — A town in south-central Lofa.
• Vahun — A town near the Guinea border.

Rice is the staple. Coffee and cocoa are grown locally.

The Lorma, Kpelle, and Kissi peoples are the main ethnic groups.

• Explore Voinjama — Experience the mountain climate and views.
• Wologizi Mountains — Trek through the highlands.
• Visit Zorzor — See the historic teacher-training college.