The Vosges is a mountain range located in northeastern France, primarily in the region of Grand Est. It stretches approximately 200 kilometers and is known for its scenic landscapes, dense forests, and diverse wildlife. The highest peak, Haut du Tôt, reaches an elevation of 1,424 meters. The Vosges is popular for outdoor activities such as hiking, skiing, and mountain biking. The area is also rich in history, featuring charming villages and remnants of ancient fortifications. Additionally, the Vosges is famous for its unique geological formations and the production of local products like Munster cheese.