Swiss Jura

The Swiss Jura is a mountain range located in northwestern Switzerland and parts of France, characterized by limestone peaks, deep valleys, and dense forests. It stretches roughly 350 kilometers and forms part of the larger Jura Mountains, offering a mix of outdoor activities like hiking, skiing, and nature exploration. The region is known for its rich mineral deposits, including the famous Jura limestone used in construction. It also has a unique cultural and linguistic heritage, with French as the dominant language. The Swiss Jura plays a vital role in regional ecology, geology, and local economies, maintaining a balance between natural beauty and sustainable tourism.