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Savitaipale is a municipality with just over 3,200 inhabitants, centered around the village of the same name. In addition to a few small shops and cafés, you can visit the Hakamäki Open-Air Museum. Historic rural buildings are located on the site, along with a tall observation tower that offers a beautiful view of the surrounding lakes.

The Neitvuoren reitti trail offers breathtaking viewpoints showcasing the stunning Lake Saimaa archipelago. The most famous is the Neitvuori summit, but along the trail additional rocky outcrops provide stunning vantage points, especially during sunrise and sunset. As you climb this is one of three viewpoints that make the challenging ascent worthwhile, offering some of the most scenic landscapes in the region.

Savitaipale is a municipality with a good 3,200 inhabitants whose center is the town of the same name. In addition to some small shops and cafes, you can visit the Hakamäki open-air museum there. Historical buildings of country life are on the site and also a high observation tower from which you can enjoy a great view of the surrounding lakes.

Pistokiekka forms a shore formation site, which, in addition to the current erosion collision, which is about 700 m long and 3-4 m high, has ancient beaches and rock outcrops in the area. The campsite ceased operations during the recession of the 1990s, but there are places in the area where you can camp according to everyone’s rights. https://www.saimaageopark.fi/kohteet/pistohiekka-beach/

Hiidenkota is a great place to set up camp for the night. The kota itself is suitable for a few people sleeping inside. There’s also a place to make a fire and firewood provided. The little lake next to it is suitable for washing up as well

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There are quite some climbs and descents here, but be sure to lift your eyes from the road and marvel at scenery. The view during the entire segment is close to magical.