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Marjavaara le Tour – Salla Parc National
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22,5km
170m
Cyclisme
Cycle the moderate 14.0-mile Marjavaara Route in Salla National Park, enjoying forest scenery and views from the Hangasharju viewpoint.
Dernière mise à jour : 26 février 2026
Points de passage
Point de départ
Parking
Voir directions
3,10 km
Parc national de Salla
Point d'intérêt • Forêt
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14,3 km
Belle route sur l’EV13
Point d'intérêt • Piste cyclable
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20,9 km
Vue sur le lac à Salla
Point d'intérêt • Point de vue
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22,5 km
Point d'arrivée
Parking
Types de chemins & Surfaces
Types de chemin
13,5 km
7,19 km
921 m
801 m
115 m
Surfaces
14,1 km
7,32 km
775 m
346 m
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Profil du Tour
Point le plus élevé (280 m)
Point le plus bas (210 m)
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Météo
Alimenté par Foreca
dimanche 31 mai
7°C
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Foire aux questions
What is the terrain like on the Marjavaara Route?
The route offers a varied cycling experience, combining gravel roads and paved light traffic routes. You'll cycle through beautiful forest terrain, with some sections integrated into the well-maintained EuroVelo 13 project.
Is the Marjavaara Route suitable for beginners?
Yes, the Marjavaara Route is generally suitable for touring cyclists, including beginners. It's described as a moderate route with a mix of surfaces, making it accessible for those new to cycling or looking for a relaxed ride.
What natural features and viewpoints can I expect to see?
Along the route, you'll enjoy diverse scenery including old-growth forests, mires, and glacier-formed landscapes within Salla National Park. Key highlights include the View of the lake in Salla, the Hangasharju viewpoint offering panoramic views towards the Ruuhijoki River and Sallatunturi, and the Hangasharju viewing tower. You'll also pass through beautiful forest terrain and along the Ruuhijoki River.
Is the Marjavaara Route a loop trail?
Yes, the Marjavaara Route is a circular trail, offering the flexibility to start and end at the same point.
Where can I start the Marjavaara Route?
You can conveniently start the route either near the center of Salla or at Sallatunturi. Both locations offer good access to the trail.
Is the Marjavaara Route dog-friendly?
While Salla National Park generally welcomes dogs, they must always be kept on a leash to protect wildlife and ensure the safety of other visitors. Please ensure your dog is well-behaved and that you clean up after them.
What is the best time of year to cycle the Marjavaara Route?
The best time to cycle the Marjavaara Route is typically during the warmer months, from late spring to early autumn, when the trails are clear of snow and ice. This allows for the most comfortable and scenic experience.
Are there any permits or entrance fees required for Salla National Park?
No, there are no entrance fees or specific permits required to access Salla National Park or cycle the Marjavaara Route. However, visitors are expected to follow the general rules and regulations of the national park, which can be found on the visitsalla.fi website.
Does the Marjavaara Route connect with other trails?
Yes, the route is partly integrated into the EuroVelo 13 - Iron Curtain Trail - part Finland. It also briefly intersects with sections of the UKK Trail and Talokotajärventie.
Can I rent a bike near the Marjavaara Route?
Yes, bikes can be rented from Salla Ski Resort and Sallatunturi Cottages, making it easy for visitors to access and enjoy the route.
Are there any unique features or points of interest along the route?
Beyond the scenic views, the route features "sensory points" designed to encourage a deeper appreciation of the wilderness. The Hangasharju lookout point even has an instructional sign for wilderness yoga, offering a unique way to connect with nature.