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From here you have a breathtaking view of Lake Pielinen with its many islands.

If you feel like it, you can take a short break on the small wooden bench during your run. The view is simply wonderful.

You need to be sure-footed here: the path leads you over numerous roots and stones towards the Mäkrä summit.

An ancient sacrificial site, is a story telling place protected by the Antiquities Act. There is a crack in middle of the rock that has been filled with coins thrown there over the course of the last century. Uhrihalkema is connected with Annikki's story, often told at the site, where the girl sacrifices riches to the crack's earth spirit in order to regain her fortune. There are several signatures in the Uhrihalkeama rock cut by Finnish artists inspired by Karelianism in the 20th century. Uhrihalkeama is located at the northern end of the Koli hotel building.

Froma projecting quartz rock on Paha-Koli Hill, you will see Lake Pielinen behind the Kolinuuro Gorge. The Koli peaks are the southernmost summit areas in Finland where loads of crown snow accumulates.

The Akka-Koli is 339 meters above sea level. From the viewpoint you can have a view over the huge forest area of the surroundings. Below the Akka-Koli lookout point you will find the Temple of Silence, a popular site for wedding ceremonies.

The view of Lake Pielinen from Ukko-Koli hill is one of the most famous in Koli National Park. The peak of Ukko-Koli is 354 metres above sea level and 253 metres above the surface of Lake Pielinen. The Koli peaks are the southernmost peak areas in Finland where large amounts of crown snow accumulate.

Behind the narrow trunks of the birch trees, you can see the lake glittering. There is also a small beach here.