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It
was
founded
on
1
August
1914,
the
national
holiday
of
Switzerland.
It
was
one
of
the
earliest
national
parks
in
Europe.
As
of
2009,
it
is
the
only National
Park in
Switzerland,
though
there
are
plans
to
create
more.[3] It
has
an
area
of
174.2 km²
and
is
the
largest
protected
area
of
the
country.
In
the
park,
it's
not
allowed
to:
leave
marked
paths,
light
a
fire
or
sleep
outside
the Chamanna
Cluozza;
the mountain
hut located
in
the
park.
It
is
also
forbidden
to
disturb
animals
or
plants,
or
to
take
home
anything
found
in
the
park.
Dogs
are
not
allowed,
even
on
a
leash.
Due
to
these
strict
rules,
the
Swiss
National
Park
is
the
only
park
in
the
Alps
which
has
been
categorized
by
the IUCN as
a strict
nature
reserve,
the
highest
protection
level.
A
visitor
centre
is
located
in Zernez.
The
road
through
the
park
leads
over
the Fuorn
Pass (or Ofenpass)
to South
Tyrol in
Italy.
In
addition
to
the
Swiss
National
Park,
Switzerland
also
has
sixteen
regional nature
parks.
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