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This is one of the gates of the Espoo Central Park

Perfect gravel path with rolling hills and turns that make this feel fast strech

Path next to the road

Beautiful area to bike by

asphalt works finished, all new asphalt on the western half of this segment (and onwards), eastern half older with plenty of cracks (I’d still rather take Yli-/Lepsämäntie)

The Kalkkinen canal that connects Lake Päijänne to Lake Ruotsalainen was built in the period 1875–1878 and renovated in 1961–1964.

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This gravel road is as beautiful as comfortable a gravel road can be. It leads to Vanhalinna, which means "Old Castle" in Finnish.

On this part of the road you have a great view of some Finnish landscapes.

Lake Vesijärvi is a 111 square kilometre lake near Lahti in southern Finland.

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Espoo coastline at it's best.

Beautiful path off the road, which is also very easy to drive

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The bridge is really beautiful and was chosen as the bridge of the year by the Finnish Association of Civil Engineers in 2017. The bridge's longest span is 144.3 meters, the spans next to the main span are 6.7 and 13.6 meters. Construction of the bridge began in August 2014 and it was opened on June 2016.

It doesn't feel like you're riding on the shore when in this park, but yes it's actually the sea! A great space for walking, running, cycling and just enjoying the outdoors in the city.

It is rare in Finland to find public bike paths that run directly along the sea like this one. This section is therefore highly recommended.

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A wonderful place to take a short rest and enjoy the view of Lake Karhusalmi and the boats and canoes passing by.

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Rolling and winding mostly through open fields, not too much traffic, asphalt mostly okay but plenty of cracks, gets worse with some potholes and rough sports as well in the west (of the alternatives, Selintie/Lepsämäntie is much better, as is Laurintie as of summer 2024)

much nicer for any eastward itinerary than the Kulosaari bridge (Itäväylä) with its perpetual headwind and noisy cars

Cycle path in Päijänne national park, gravel of course!

Small boats moved by tiny waves, scenting trees and a gravel road just next to the shoreline – it is hard to beat that stunning maritime scenery.

The ride along Nuottarannanpolku offers breathtaking views over the water and a fresh breeze of salt. There are even some chairs to relax if you can spare some time.