20의 레인가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Small, dated campsite. Friendly welcome from the owners. Restrooms and showers quite dirty in September 2025.

Great train station without a railway connection with old museum pieces.

On the edge of the peat bogs, the observation tower stands out with its rustic wooden structure, as if it had always been part of this landscape. A narrow footbridge leads over the shallow, dark water, which reflects the clouds like a mirror. The walk up rewards you with a wonderful view over the moor, where small lakes stand out like oases in a sea of heather and pine trees. It is a peaceful place, ideal for a break and a bit of bird watching - you might even spot a crane or some other typical moorland inhabitants. In some places the ground is a bit damp, so waterproof shoes are a good choice. The wooden planks can be a bit slippery after a rain shower, so be careful. Although the views are fascinating, the signage could be more informative here and there to learn more about the flora and fauna. Nevertheless, the place offers an intense nature experience and invites you to just stop and enjoy the silence.

The Penijõe birdwatching tower offers a wonderful view over the vast meadows and wetlands of Matsalu National Park. As you climb the wooden tower, you can feel the sounds of nature becoming more intense - the chirping of birds and the gentle rustling of leaves accompany you all the way to the top. From the platform, a sweeping view opens up, giving you the feeling of standing in the middle of an endless landscape. This place is a paradise for birdwatchers, especially in spring and autumn, when migratory birds pass through the region. Not only can you spot different species here, but you can also enjoy the peace and quiet that this place exudes. The tower itself is in good condition, but the climb is a bit steep - so good shoes don't hurt. There are also a few simple rest areas nearby with covered seating, which are ideal for a short break to take in the nature.

The sand under your feet, the vastness of the horizon and the gentle sound of the waves accompany you every step of the way. On windless days, the sky is reflected in the calm water and it feels like you are walking along the edge of the world. A wooden path leads you through a sparse pine forest, where the play of light and shadow creates a special atmosphere. Nature is pristine here and away from the big beaches you can enjoy the silence. It is worth paying attention to the small details - whether it is the soft moss on the ground or the old, gnarled trees covered in lichen. However, the path is not always easy to find and in some places the sand can be deep. A little surefootedness and a sense of direction are helpful here, but that is exactly what makes the place so attractive.

The lake is hidden in the Nõva Landscape Conservation Area and exudes a tranquility all of its own. The water is clear and the dense trees on the shore cast interesting shadow patterns on the surface. It almost feels like you are entering a place where time stands still. A small highlight is the old paved path that once led to a secret radio station of the Russian fleet. Today it is still easy to recognize and blends charmingly into the surroundings. The RMK's rustic fire pits on the shore invite you to linger while the scent of pine wood fills the air. You can also stay overnight here.

The old trains are all freely accessible.

The interior is freely accessible. You only have to pay for the museum.