In places, the rocks in Isokuru Gorge rise almost vertically. At 220 meters it is Finland's deepest gorge. Geological processes have created this natural paradise. Wooden plank paths lead you safely over the loose scree.
The Pyhänkasteenlampi Lake is crystal clear. The thick granite boulders are reflected in the surface and can be seen in the water. A very beautiful place and sacred to the Sami people.
Less of a highlight ... A steep staircase that climbs hundreds of meters at the end of the Isokoru Gorge. The metal lattice staircase was covered with boards on the right so that dogs can walk on it better.
Isokuru is Finland's deepest gorge, at about 220 metres deep. It is one of the main attractions of the Karhunjuomalampi Trail, which begins from Pyhä-Luosto Visitor and Culture Center.
After a series of steep steps, your reward is a glorious view across Isokuru, Finland's deepest gorge at around 220 metres. It's a real highlight of the Karhunjuomalampi Trail, a 10-kilometre route that takes in the gorge.