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The place

Vanoise National Park: A Gem of Alpine Wildlife and Flora Vanoise National Park, located in the French Alps, is a true treasure of alpine biodiversity. Founded in 1963, it covers more than 53,000 hectares and is home to exceptional wildlife and flora. Wildlife and Flora Wildlife: Presence of ibex, chamois, marmots, golden eagles and rare bird species. Flora: Unique plant species can be found here such as edelweiss, génépi and opposite-leaved saxifrage. Activities and Services Hiking: Marked trails allow visitors to discover the park's natural beauty. Education: Educational programs are available to raise public awareness of environmental protection. Accommodation: Refuges and gîtes are available for visitors wishing to spend the night in the park. Access and Practical Information Access: The park is accessible by car, public transport and on foot. Rates: Some activities may be paid, please check the official website for more information. Regulations: It is forbidden to pick flowers or feed wild animals in the park. Hours and Opening Period Hours: The park is open year-round, but some areas may be closed in winter to protect wildlife. Opening Period: The high tourist season runs from June to September, with milder weather conditions.