National Park of the Mer de Glace

The Mer de Glace, or "Sea of Ice," is a famous glacier located in the Mont Blanc region of the French Alps. It is part of the larger Écrins National Park and is renowned for its stunning natural beauty and significant glaciological importance. Stretching about 7 kilometers, it is the largest glacier in France and attracts many visitors who come to witness its majestic ice formations and deep crevasses. The area also serves as an essential site for scientific research related to climate change, as glaciers are sensitive indicators of environmental shifts.