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Lake Jyväsjärvi is a scenic lake at the heart of Jyväskylä. Many can enjoy walking or cycling along the 13 km Rantaraitti trail, or go ice skating on the frozen lake in winter. The nearby Lutakko Harbour adds to the lively atmosphere with cafés, events, and waterfront views.

Pikku‑Kuukka is a small, serene lake just outside Uurainen, nestled within the Kymijoki watershed and surrounded by peaceful forest scenery.

Nestled in Central Finland’s lake district, Uurainen offers the perfect mix of countryside calm and outdoor fun; forests, lakes, beaches, and warm village hospitality. Explore Hietasaari's sandy shores, or browse local boutiques and cafés.

Jyväskylä’s is a lively city surrounded by nature and culture. Here, you can discover Alvar Aalto’s iconic architecture at the Town Hall and design museum, or discover Lake Päijänne. Jyväskylä is also the gateway to one of the region’s four national parks: Leivonmäki, Konnevesi, Pyhä‑Häkki or Salamajärvi, to experience Finland’s vast Lakeland wilderness.

Jyväskylä is a lively city in central Finland, known for its beautiful lakeside scenery and cultural heritage. It features the largest collection of buildings by renowned architect Alvar Aalto, including the Alvar Aalto museum and Säynätsalo town hall.

The pond is 830 meters long, 140 meters wide, and has an area of ​​4.9 hectares. According to the map, there are no islands in the pond. The volume of the pond has been calculated to be 148,800 cubic meters. Its average depth is 3.0 meters and its maximum depth is 6.9 meters. Its shoreline is 1.6 kilometers long.

Jyväskylä is a lively city in central Finland, known for its beautiful lakeside scenery and cultural heritage. It features the largest collection of buildings by renowned architect Alvar Aalto, including the Alvar Aalto museum and Säynätsalo town hall.

Small shelter and fire pit next to a swampy pond.