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A campfire site created by RMK in the middle of the forest and along a good gravel road.

The small pools that are scattered like mirrors in the landscape reflect the sky and create an almost surreal atmosphere. The footbridge is easy to walk on, but narrow in places - you feel directly connected to nature. If you follow the path, you will eventually reach a viewing tower from which you have a great view over the moor. On windy days you can feel the unbridled power of nature up here - but the view makes up for every strenuous step. Nevertheless, it should be said that the tower is quite simple and there is no weather protection. On a rainy day, it is better to enjoy the view from the ground. But this simplicity also has its charm - nothing distracts from the quiet beauty of the moor landscape.

Here you can pitch your tent for free. There is an outhouse, a fire pit and a covered table.

The church in Rapla is the only country church in Estonia that has two towers. The current Neo-Romanesque building, inaugurated in 1901, was designed by the Baltic-German architect Rudolf von Engelhardt and is one of the purest examples of this style (Wikipedia).

If you have time, you can visit the glass museum in Järvakandi. Jarvakandi is the glass capital of Estonia. The glass museum is located in the home of an old glass master. Here you can learn about the history of the glass industry not only in Jarvakandi, but throughout Estonia. The first glass workshop was established in Jarvakandi in 1879.

Varbola stronghold campsite provides a few places for tents, fireplaces, toilets and drinking water well. The site is just nearby the road, easily accessible by car and has a parking lot free of charge. So it could be a drawback for those looking for a quiet place overnight. Just a few meters from another side of the road there is Varbola Stronghold itself. Historical ruins of the circular rampart fortress. https://www.loodusegakoos.ee/where-to-go/recreation-areas/the-surroundings-of-tallinn-recreation-area/varbola-stronghold-campsite

Small campfire site nearby the main road. A dry toilet, fireplace and covered table can be found here. The place is accessible by car, located nearby the main road and has 2-3 parking spots, so the place can be not suitable for those, who are looking for a quiet resting spot. https://www.loodusegakoos.ee/where-to-go/recreation-areas/the-surroundings-of-tallinn-recreation-area/hirvela

Campfire site nearby the Loosalu bog. Here you can find a fireplace, covered table and dry toilet. Loosalu bog can be explored here by foot as part of the Loosalu–Paluküla study trail. Probably, not the place for those, who are looking for a quiet place for rest. This place is accessible by car and quite popular for bog visitors. https://loodusegakoos.ee/where-to-go/recreation-areas/the-surroundings-of-tallinn-recreation-area/loosalu-campfire-site