The Vercors Mountains are a mountain range located in the French Alps, primarily within the Isère and Drôme departments. Known for their dramatic cliffs and deep valleys, the Vercors is part of the larger Vercors Regional Natural Park, which covers over 1,500 square kilometers. The area is popular for outdoor activities such as hiking, skiing, and rock climbing. The Vercors Mountains are also significant for their rich biodiversity and unique geological formations. The region features a variety of landscapes, including limestone plateaus, dense forests, and alpine meadows. Additionally, the mountains hold historical importance, having been a site of resistance during World War II.