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bike/ped underpass at the western end of Luonnonmaa now in use

now new asphalt all the way

currently getting new asphalt, should be complete June 6th

Loimaa is a small town in southwestern Finland known for its peaceful rural atmosphere and good cycling connections. It serves as a convenient base for exploring nearby countryside routes like Metsämaantie or following the Loimijoki river. The town has essential services, a few cafés, and supermarkets, making it a good stop for refuelling on a longer ride. Terrain around Loimaa is mostly flat with quiet roads, ideal for trekking or cross bikes. If you're planning to loop through nearby villages, consider downloading offline maps as mobile coverage can be patchy in more remote areas.

Teijo is a scenic village area in the city of Salo, known for its Teijo National Park, which offers peaceful lakes, forest trails, and seaside views. Teijo Church, was constructed between 1829 and 1830 and was commissioned by ironmaster Robert Bremer. The church's design is inspired by Chinese pagodas, featuring a distinctive octagonal shape and a pagoda-style roof, and is situated atop a hill overlooking the village.

Salo is a city situated between Helsinki and Turku. Culturally, the city has the Teijo national park and the Salo art museum. The city also hosts the popular Kurpitsaviikot ("Pumpkin Weeks") festival each autumn, attracting tens of thousands of visitors from across Finland.

The Kimitoön Archipelago comprises over 500 islands, with Kimitoön being the largest. Renowned for its stunning natural beauty, the archipelago offers a blend of lush forests, rocky shores, and charming coastal villages. It's a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, providing activities such as kayaking, cycling, and hiking, especially within the Archipelago National Park .​

Dragsfjärd is a small town in the Kimitoön archipelago. Highlights include the 18th-century Dragsfjärd Church, the Bengtskär Lighthouse, Finland’s tallest, and picturesque cycling routes.