The Vosges Mountains

The Vosges Mountains are a range in northeastern France, characterized by rounded peaks and lush forests. They form a natural border with Germany and are part of the larger Ardennes-Alsace mountain system. Known for their scenic beauty, the Vosges feature sandstone and granite formations, with popular destinations for hiking, skiing, and outdoor activities. Historically, they have been significant for their mineral resources and cultural heritage, including quaint villages and historic sites. The range's climate varies from temperate to alpine, supporting diverse flora and fauna, making it a notable natural landscape in the region.