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Portugal's parks offer a variety of landscapes and experiences, each unique to its region. In the north, Peneda-Gerês National Park invites visitors to explore its rugged mountains and lush valleys. Known for its diverse ecosystems, the park is home to rare wildlife and traditional villages that echo the country's rich cultural heritage. Moving southward, the Arrábida Natural Park near Setúbal showcases a different side of Portugal with its stunning coastline and Mediterranean flora. The park's limestone hills provide a scenic backdrop for hiking trails that lead to secluded bays and pristine beaches.