발크무산 칸살리스푸이스토 주변 최고의 라이딩 경로

Strömfors Ironworks is one of Finland’s best-preserved historical industrial sites, dating back to the 17th century and located in the village of Ruotsinpyhtää. The area features old hammer workshops, a charming church with an altar by Helene Schjerfbeck, and wooden houses once inhabited by craftsmen. Today, it offers museums, small boutiques, cafés, and summer theatre, all within walking distance. Cyclists can enjoy the peaceful countryside roads leading to the site, and equipment rentals are available for those wanting to explore the surrounding nature. It’s a great cultural stop with something for every visitor.

Café Kuppis, located in the Pyhtää Culture House, is a great stop for cyclists looking for a cosy break with quality food. It offers handmade local snacks, sweet pastries and home-cooked lunches, with options to eat in or take away. The café is family-friendly, welcomes pets, and is part of a larger venue with event spaces, meeting rooms and even a sauna. It's suitable for remote work or group gatherings, and cyclists are warmly welcomed.

The Kymijoki River is one of Finland's most significant waterways, stretching over 200 kilometers from the Kymijärvi lake to the Gulf of Finland. Known for its scenic beauty, it offers many opportunities for outdoor activities like fishing, kayaking, hiking and cycling.

The Kymijoki River is one of Finland's most significant waterways, stretching over 200 kilometers from the Kymijärvi lake to the Gulf of Finland. Known for its scenic beauty, it offers many opportunities for outdoor activities like fishing, kayaking, hiking and cycling.

Cafe Kuppis offers a cozy atmosphere for cyclists to enjoy coffee, snacks, and local delicacies while soaking in the surrounding artsy ambiance.

not much traffic, pretty flat, okay asphalt (with cracks in some places)

not too busy (but 100 km/h speed limit and no rideable shoulder so not particularly fun either), gently rolling, good asphalt (if you prefer a quiet gravel option, Pitkänsillantie just north of here is your friend)

The view of the sea is always magnificent, whatever the weather.

effectively a dead end so little traffic, flat or false flat, okay bike path in the southern ~third of the segment, good asphalt throughout (including the bike path), near the north end you can cross over to Laajakoskentie via a suspension bridge (you’ll have to walk your bike there though) https://www.komoot.com/highlight/6058457

former primary road so long straight lines and very gentle gradients = boring (the less boring option is Länsikyläntie north of the motorway) but other than that nothing much wrong with this one either, eastern half has wide shoulders, western half an okay bike path (and no shoulders on the roadway), not an awful lot of traffic, asphalt okay

you can skip the hazards (intersections and driveways, mainly) on the bike path through Pyhtää village by taking this one instead (with no crossing motor traffic), follows the motorway mostly behind a sound barrier of some sort, almost flat, good asphalt

bikes must be walked across the bridge and for a good reason (quite shaky)

Wonderful restaurants, shops, coffee houses and all in the most beautiful Finnish ironworks romance.

Google 번역•원문 보기

typical roadside path following the former main road, asphalt with some damage but generally okay; west of here you can either follow route 170 or take the somewhat unnecessary detour via Huutjärventie (signposted Eurovelo 10 route), bike paths on either route

not much traffic, winding and very gently rolling, okay asphalt

https://youtu.be/OZO9SnAmolY

Museum landscape with gastronomy smithy and a lot of arts and crafts. If you get past it is very nice. I would not drive extra from far away.

Google 번역•원문 보기

Museum of a hammer mill. The water wheel drives the hammer. Admission free.

Google 번역•원문 보기