가장 멋진 북부 핀란드 자연유산 20곳

Perfectly situated, it offers a great view into the canyon.

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The Three-Country Cairn is the tripoint at which the international borders of Sweden, Norway and Finland meet. Fun fact: it is the northernmost international tripoint in the world.

Fantastic view over the national park

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The iconic Kiilopää (546 m) is one of the best-known fell tops in northern Finland. It's a classic rounded fell (tunturi) with an immense sense of space as the views are so far-reaching across the open terrain. Access is fairly easy, with a wooden staircase and gravel path on the lower sections.

This suspension bridge across the Julma-Ölkky gorge is a magnificent sight and even more fun to run across. A highlight of the Hossa National Park, a run here is unforgettable.

Iisakkipää Fell rises to around 454 metres above sea level and provides sumptuous views across the Lapland landscape. The summit is relatively easily reached from Saariselkä.

Very nice route. Especially in clear weather you can admire the whole surroundings on top.

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The climb is worth it. From the large Riisitunturi summit, you have an impressive view of the varied forested hill and fell landscape from 465 meters.

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From the 492-meter-high summit of Valtavaara you have a great view of the flat landscape of the Valtavaara-Pyhävaara Nature Reserve. In cool weather, the nearby day trip hut with a stove and picnic table invites you to warm up.

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Not far away but provides a taste of quiet nature in contrast to the busy Ruka tourist resort.

Nice hiking destination. For me it was an easy walk to reach here, but those with less experience may find the route more demanding.

Nice view

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From above you have a view of Finland and Russia

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It is actually a glacier mill that was probably turned upside down during the last ice age and, according to legend, served as an emergency shelter for a hunter and a bear during a storm. I have not found out whether either of them managed to leave the cave alive... 😉

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There are 300 steps up to the geologically interesting Bear Cave. You can crawl into the huge stone in which the cave is located on your knees, but inside it is spacious and you can stand. The inner walls of the cave are covered with small hollows that cover the entire surface like honeycombs. The hollows are said to have been created by the erosion of the material of varying hardness.

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The suspension bridge is currently out of use. The 10 km loop cannot be shortened by crossing it.

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Especially fantastic with snow (January, February)! It's best to explore off the beaten track with snowshoes or skis. 🎿

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Beautiful views to all directions. You are not allowed to mountain bike here, but you can leave your bike close to the summit and hike up the fell to the summit.

The Luosto consists of several peaks and together with the Pyhätunturi fell, which adjoins to the south-east, forms a 35-kilometre-long mountain range that clearly stands out from the flat surroundings. The highest peak of Luosto is called Ukko-Luosto. It can be reached via a staircase with 670 steps. Formed two billion years ago, Luosto is hard quartzite that has resisted erosion and been eroded into a rounded fell by Ice Age glaciers. (Wikipedia)

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A smaller fell but with a beautiful scenery.