Gripa National Park

The Gripa National Park is a vast and pristine wilderness area that covers much of the Gripa Mountains and the surrounding foothills and valleys. The park was established by the Lumen government to protect the unique and fragile ecosystems of the region, and to provide opportunities for outdoor recreation and nature-based tourism.
The park is home to a diverse array of plant and animal species, including several endemic and endangered species that are found nowhere else on UniTerra. Visitors to the park can enjoy hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing in a stunning natural setting, with trails that wind through dense forests, along rushing rivers, and up to panoramic mountain vistas.
Some of the notable features and attractions of the Gripa National Park include:

• The Gripa Falls: A spectacular waterfall that plunges over a sheer cliff face into a deep, turquoise pool, creating a stunning visual and auditory display.

• The Gripa Glacier: A massive ice field that covers the upper reaches of the Gripa Mountains, feeding the rivers and streams that flow through the park and supporting a unique and fragile ecosystem.

• The Gripa Wildlife Center: A research and education facility that studies the ecology and behavior of the park's wildlife, and provides opportunities for visitors to learn about and appreciate these amazing creatures.

Type

Park

Parent Location

Orion Region of UniTerra

Included Locations

• Gripa Falls
• Gripa Glacier
• Gripa Wildlife Center