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Nice shelter near lake.

A wonderful, almost magical place. Absolute silence and not many tourists. Highly recommended.👍

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Here you can also get fishing licenses for the lakes and a section of the river and check in for the adjacent campsite.

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In spring, there may still be a lot of snow at the bottom of the gorge.

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Lihapyörre Pond is a scenic spot nestled along a bend in the Somerjoki River, where towering pines line the banks. The river enters and exits along distinct, winding routes, adding to the area's charm. It's the perfect place to pause, take in the tranquil surroundings, and enjoy the view.

The Punkaharju Arboretum is a living showcase of diverse tree species from Finland and around the world, set within the iconic Punkaharju ridge landscape. Wander through well-marked trails surrounded by towering pines, rare conifers, and experimental plantations, all while enjoying views of the surrounding lakes. Whether you're a tree enthusiast or just looking for a peaceful nature walk, the arboretum offers a unique blend of science and scenery in one of Finland’s most beautiful forested areas.

Pitkäjärvi is a serene stretch of water nestled in the Finnish landscape, surrounded by dense pine and birch forests. Its calm surface mirrors the sky, offering a perfect escape for nature lovers seeking quiet. Close to this point, you can also find a small shelter to enjoy Finland’s wilderness.

Lihapyörre Pond is a scenic spot nestled along a bend in the Somerjoki River, where towering pines line the banks. The river enters and exits along distinct, winding routes, adding to the area's charm. It's the perfect place to pause, take in the tranquil surroundings, and enjoy the view.

The Finnish Hossa National Park is located in the northern part of the municipality of Suomussalmi, west of the settlement of Hossa. It is Finland's 40th national park. The national park, which was established on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the independent state of Finland, was opened on June 17, 2017 by the President of the Republic of Finland Sauli Niinistö.

The Punkaharju Arboretum is a living showcase of diverse tree species from Finland and around the world, set within the iconic Punkaharju ridge landscape. Wander through well-marked trails surrounded by towering pines, rare conifers, and experimental plantations, all while enjoying views of the surrounding lakes. Whether you're a tree enthusiast or just looking for a peaceful nature walk, the arboretum offers a unique blend of science and scenery in one of Finland’s most beautiful forested areas.

Lihapyörre Pond is a scenic spot nestled along a bend in the Somerjoki River, where towering pines line the banks. The river enters and exits along distinct, winding routes, adding to the area's charm. It's the perfect place to pause, take in the tranquil surroundings, and enjoy the view.

Donuts from the day before are still great and cheap. Water is free and of course the great view! <3

Free lift ride, the donuts!

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Lots of information and a souvenir shop

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Here you can find Lounas every day from 12 to 16 o'clock

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The Orinoro Gorge was formed by meltwater flows at the end of the last ice age, around 10,000 years ago. A stream of meltwater that flowed northwest to southwest as the ice sheet retreated cleared the gorge of loose rock and soil.

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You can see the tower from everywhere. Until then you can go on foot or by car or bike. The dome rotates 360 degrees and you can see the whole area very well. You can go upstairs for 8 euros. It's great.

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One of the seven wonders of Savo, well worth seeing.

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Really nice place for grilling sausages and Marshmallows. Offers a beautifully and peaceful view on the lake. So don’t forget them and have lighters with you.

The Punkaharju Arboretum[1] is located approximately 7 km north of Punkaharju on State Route 14 towards Savonlinna in Finland. It provides information about forestry-useful and native tree species in Finland. The extensive forests and scenic beauty here at Punkaharju (Os) prompted the then ruler, the Russian Tsar Alexander I, to develop forestry and tourism here in the 18th century. Clear, online maps[2][3] provide information about the location of the arboretum, thematic trails, historic buildings, and the Finnish Museum and Science Center for Forest Culture LUSTO[4] in the surrounding area. More information at: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arboretum_Punkaharju

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