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2025: The suspension bridge is still closed

This is the trailhead for the route to the Moronvuori hit. An out and back to the hut is around 4-kilometres, making for a splendid little run.

The Valkmusa National Park, established in 1996, is best known for its unique moorland landscape, as seen here. It is home to various bird species, including the crane, osprey, redshank, ptarmigan, and wood bunting. Additionally, migratory birds use the national park as a resting area.

The Moronvuori Day-Use Hut is located along the Moronvuori Hill Trail in Valkmusa National Park. The hut is available for daytime use as a resting spot. Inside, you will find a wood-burning stove and a supply of dry firewood. Additionally, there is a fire pit in front of the hut.

This tunnel features on Ulko-Tammio's wartime history trail and is a delight to explore. You'll find refurbished canons and information points about the island during wartime.

The uninhabited island of Ulko-Tammio is part of the Eastern Gulf of Finland National Park. It's home to a pleasant nature trail and a wartime history trail. The lack of people makes it a great place to spot wildlife.

Despite its wartime history, today Ulko-Tammio is uninhabited by people. This makes it a haven for birdlife. Its southeastern tip provides lovely views across the sea.

The hiking trail around Tervajärvi (where järvi means lake in Finnish) winds its way along the partly rocky shoreline, offering easy access to the water, perfect for a refreshing swim, provided the temperature is right.