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	Archipelago National Park Unwinding on a deserted island, surrounded by the open sea - Archipelago National Park in the Southwest of Finland, evokes the Robinson Crusoe feeling in you. Sailing from island to island. Falling asleep to the sound of the waves and waking up to the cry of the gulls. Blueberries for... view park profile
	Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park In the heart of the Lesser Caucasus, Borjomi offers untamed wilderness surrounded by mineral springs and famous health resorts, where great local hospitality is awaiting you in harmony with wilderness 70,000 ha of virgin forest; 170 kilometres of unbeaten trails, through canyons,... view park profile
	Central Balkan National Park Like a backbone the Balkan Mountains traverse Bulgaria from the West to the East. It’s most dramatic and highest section is the Central Balkan National Park. The highest waterfall in the peninsula, the tallest mountain peak in the Balkan Mountains and the deepest precipice cave in Bulgaria.... view park profile
	Fulufjället National Park Fulufjället National Park in the Southwest of Sweden attracts nature lovers with an abundance of unusual outdoor activities Thundering cascades of water in Summer and a shimmering armour of ice in winter: The metamorphosing Njupeskär - Sweden’s highest waterfall - is the most dramatic... view park profile
	Majella National Park Majella NP in Italy, that the locals call "Mother Mountain", lies only two hours East from bustling Rome, in the highest and wildest section of the Abruzzi mountains Like the back of a giant whale the Majella massif rises majestically above the Adriatic Sea. More than thirty of its peaks are... view park profile
	Oulanka National Park Close to the arctic circle at the Russian border, where Taiga forests alternate with vast moors, lies what the Sami people call “the flooded land”: Oulanka National Park. Strong currents pull on the rafting oars. White, frothing water splashes into the air. Oulanka’s rivers are forceful and... view park profile
	Paanajärvi National Park Paanajärvi National Park lies in close proximity to the Polar Circle and is - together with its Finnish sister park Oulanka - one of the northernmost national parks in the PAN Parks network. Six hundred lakes teeming with fish. Red rugged cliffs towering in the sky and virgin Taiga forest as... view park profile
	Peneda-Gerês National Park In the extreme North of Portugal, between the Atlantic Coast and the Spanish border, remnants of wildlife that once roamed all Europe have survived next to the vestiges of long lost civilizations. Only on foot or astride a garrano pony can one appreciate the vast expanse and diversity of... view park profile
	Retezat National Park Retezat NP in Romania, located in the Southern Carpathians, encompasses Romania's highest mountain ranges and one of Europe's last remaining pristine forests Sun rise over Retezat. Thick Curtains of fog rise and fall, revealing ever changing views for the hiker’s eye to behold: The three... view park profile
	Rila National Park Rila National Park, encompasses the Balkan’s steepest mountain range, where breathtaking wilderness and world class culture lie side by side. Like cobalt blue eyes the Seven Lakes gleam out of the Rila Mountains. The Tear, the Eye, Kidney, the Eye, the Twin, the Three Leaves, the Fish and the... view park profile
	Soomaa National Park Exploring the ’Land of Bogs,’ Soomaa with its meandering rivers, floodplain forests and endless bog lands is a truly special experience Water is all over in Soomaa - offering extraordinary views in many different ways: mist over the bog fields early in the morning, water until the eye... view park profile

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