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This is a quiet place in the woods where you can take a break and enjoy the wide-open views. Right beside the viewpoint is a simple cabin with a spot for a campfire, and you can use it all year long. Just be sure to pack out all your trash since there are no bins there.

The Nipasen Hut on the Tahkomäen Kierros Trail, offers you a peaceful resting spot situated in a tranquil forest setting, the hut provides a perfect place for you to enjoy the panoramic views.

Pehku Restaurant is a legendary stop on Tahko’s slopes, offering you a cozy retreat with stunning hilltop views. This rustic alpine-style restaurant is the perfect place to refuel. You can enjoy hearty Finnish dishes, warm drinks, and a welcoming atmosphere, all while taking in the breathtaking scenery from the outdoor terrace.

The Tahkovuoren Näköalatorni is a must-visit spot for anyone hiking the Tahkon Tähtikierros trail. This sturdy viewing tower stands tall atop Tahko’s scenic ridges, offering panoramic views over rolling hills, vast forests, and shimmering lakes. Climb to the top, breathe in the fresh air, and take in the stunning landscape stretching out in every direction. Whether you're here to admire the autumn colors, the snowy winter wonderland, or the vibrant summer greens, the view never disappoints.

The perfect spot to refuel with a burger and a drink, while soaking in the panoramic views of the Syväri Archipelago

Next to the viewpoint, there is a cbin with a campfire site. The cabin can be used freely year-round. Please note that there are no trash cans in the shelter. Please take all your trash with you. Let's keep the area clean together.

Pehku is a unique slope restaurant and it is open all year round. Slope restaurant, terrace, sauna, hot tub and the most famous after ski of the winter season. https://www.tahko.com/en/companies/slope-restaurant-pehku/

Located on the shores of a clear water pond in the old quartzite mine of Rahasmäki, the campfire site is a lovely place to have a break. The mine was in operation during 1940-1948, producing about 40,000 tons of white quartzite sand and gravel. There are two lean-to’s with fireplaces, firewood and toilet.