フィンランド北部での周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

This waterfall, about 8 meters high, is located along the Saukkovaaran trail, in the middle of a protected forest area. The water cascades powerfully down a steep rock face and spreads out like a white fan over the rocks. The waterfall is most impressive at higher water levels, but even without much water, it's still a stunning sight.

The Syöte Visitor Center is the start point for the Syöte loop, a 19-kilometre loop featuring vast mires and the scenic Pytkynharju. Exhibitions here reveal the history of human interaction with the spruce woodlands here.

A detour from the main Könkään keino Trail loop is worth it to enjoy the spectacle of the Kiutaköngäs Rapids. The Oulankajoki River is a fine companion for any run in this superb part of the Oulanka National Park.

This is a glorious spot to enjoy views of the Oulankajoki River. It features on the Könkään keino Trail, a great 8-kilometre loop that features impressive rapids.

Close to the entrance of the Syöte National Park, this visitor center allows you to gather information, park or begin your trip in one of the wildest areas of Finland.

Close to the entrance of the Syöte National Park, this visitor center allows you to gather information, park or begin your trip in one of the wildest areas of Finland.

Ala-Korkiakangas is an ancient beach that was once a small island 6,500 years ago. Remember to bring sturdy shoes, as the ground can be wet even in good weather.

Discover the Pilpasuo Nature Trail, a highlight near Oulu that brings you closer to nature in a unique way! The trail leads through a 3,000-year-old coastal bog and impresses with its diverse fauna and flora – including rare bird species and flowering bog plants such as pink rosemary heath. Along the trail, you'll also find two campfire sites and well-preserved wooden walkways, ensuring a pleasant hiking experience through marshy sections.