Vyzhnytsia National Nature Park, National nature park in Vyzhnytsia Raion, Ukraine.

Vyzhnytsia National Nature Park is a protected area in the Bukovinian Carpathians in western Ukraine, covering forested mountain slopes, wide river valleys, and several waterfalls. The terrain shifts from gentle hillsides to steeper rocky ridges, with dense forest covering most of the land.

The park was created by presidential decree No. 810 on 30 August 1995. A decree of 4 September 2007 (No. 818/07) enlarged it by 3,309.6 hectares, bringing the total area to 11,238 hectares, of which 8,246.2 hectares are held in permanent use. On 2 January 2022 a further presidential decree substantially changed the park's boundaries.

The Hutsul people have lived in this mountain region for centuries, and their way of life is still visible in the villages around the park. Wooden churches, carved fences, and traditional house styles give a clear sense of how people have built and lived here over generations.

The park administration center in Berehomet is the best starting point for getting information on trails and access. Paths vary a lot in length and difficulty, so it is worth planning a route before setting out.

The park sits at the boundary of two geobotanical zones, which helps explain why it shelters around 960 vascular plant species. Among them are rare orchid populations that can be spotted while walking through the forest areas.