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Globally, mountain regions harbour many tourism attractions, while mountain tourism activities represent 15-20% of the tourism industry (Silva et al., 2014). This attribute makes them some of the most attractive tourism destinations globally with an annual influx of 500 million tourists (Thomas et al., 2006; Panov et al., 2013). Despite global efforts towards mountain tourism development, many countries are yet to harness the potential of this sub-sector. In recent years, mountain issues have been a focus in the policy framework of many national and international agencies and governments, although with slow and increasing global awareness (Godde et al., 2000; United Nations General Assembly, 2016). Mountain tourism has been one of the activities earmarked and pivotal within the policy framework to open high potential yet less visited mountain areas (GOK, 2006; World Tourism Organization, 2018). However, a wide gap still exists between the role of mountain tourism into the overall Centre for Research on Settlements and Urbanism

Location Suitability of Ado-Awaye Suspended Lake, Oyo State, Nigeria for Mountain Tourism.