Serk Forest National Park

The Serk Forest National Park is a national park in central Greater Border Region. It was chosen as a national park due to concerns of deforestation in Greater Border Region, and was established in 1996. The entire national park is located within the Serk Forest, although not the entire forest is part of the national park.
The national park is a common site for tourism in the region due to its hilly terrain and waterfalls. There is a visitors center for the national park located next to the E2 highway, which is the starting point for many hiking trails. The cross-Bayland hiking trail also passes through the park.