Swiss National Park

Swiss National Park, located in southeastern Switzerland, is the country’s only designated national park and was established in 1914. It spans over 68,000 hectares of pristine alpine landscape, including mountains, forests, and meadows. The park is a protected area where nature is preserved in its wild state, with minimal human interference. It is home to diverse flora and fauna, such as ibex, marmots, chamois, and golden eagles. Visitors can enjoy well-marked hiking trails, wildlife observation, and breathtaking scenery while adhering to conservation rules. The park aims to protect natural processes and promote ecological sustainability.