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A nice spot to stop and admire the Suonenjoki River.

A striking two-level structure where the pedestrian and bicycle bridge passes underneath the railway bridge.

The town of Kerimäki, located in southeastern Finland, is known for its beautiful natural surroundings, including forests, lakes, and rivers. It’s most famous for having the world’s largest wooden church, the Kerimäki Church, which is a popular tourist attraction. The town offers a quiet, peaceful atmosphere and is a great destination for those looking to explore Finnish countryside charm.

The Keisman Canal is a small, scenic waterway in the Saimaa lake system, connecting Lake Keisjärvi with the larger Lake Pihlajavesi. It’s a peaceful and picturesque spot, often enjoyed by boaters and nature enthusiasts as it winds through lush forests and offers a glimpse of the serene Finnish countryside.

From this point you can get a great view of the lake.

The Kerkonski Canal) is a narrow waterway in eastern Finland that connects Lake Puruvesi to the larger Saimaa lake system. It's a significant historical and functional canal, providing passage for boats and vessels through a scenic and tranquil area.

Suonenjoki Church is the parish church of Suonenjoki, which was built in 1865. It was designed by the provincial architect Ferdinand Öhman. The church is built of logs and it has towers and a short transept.

The Keisman Canal is a small, scenic waterway in the Saimaa lake system, connecting Lake Keisjärvi with the larger Lake Pihlajavesi. It’s a peaceful and picturesque spot, often enjoyed by boaters and nature enthusiasts as it winds through lush forests and offers a glimpse of the serene Finnish countryside.