周辺の天然記念物・トップ10

You can decide whether to buy a ticket to visit the mine or just try searching for gems on your own in the field just outside. This could be a good spot to lean your bike against and stretch your legs while looking for precious stones.

You can search for amethysts in a field yourself. Good luck finding something.

You can search for amethysts in a field yourself. Good luck finding something.

Quite expensive at €25 per person, not necessarily a must-see, but still interesting. You can search for amethysts in a field yourself. Good luck finding something.

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Actually quite interesting, but for my taste rip off

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The Luosto consists of several peaks and together with the Pyhätunturi fell, which adjoins to the south-east, forms a 35-kilometre-long mountain range that clearly stands out from the flat surroundings. The highest peak of Luosto is called Ukko-Luosto. It can be reached via a staircase with 670 steps. Formed two billion years ago, Luosto is hard quartzite that has resisted erosion and been eroded into a rounded fell by Ice Age glaciers. (Wikipedia)

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The Pyhänkasteenlampi Lake is crystal clear. The thick granite boulders are reflected in the surface and can be seen in the water. A very beautiful place and sacred to the Sami people.

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In places, the rocks in Isokuru Gorge rise almost vertically. At 220 meters it is Finland's deepest gorge. Geological processes have created this natural paradise. Wooden plank paths lead you safely over the loose scree.

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