칼라야르비 주변 최고의 가족 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Myllyjärvi Lake is a beautiful little spot to go swimming. It's pretty small, so it can get crowded, but since not many people know about it, you usually find a parking spot in the small lot. There's no sandy beach, so people jump straight into the water from the rocks or the small quay on site. It’s an official beach, so the water is regularly checked and is pretty refreshing, even if it looks a bit cloudy. There is also an outdoor toilet available. Since it’s quite out of the way, you need a car to get here. Many folks head there late in the evening during summer, when the sun stays up late, and it’s a lot quieter.

This lovely little lakeside beach is the perfect spot to relax after a good ride. Here, you can lie down in the sun and take a refreshing swim.

Hauklampi is a lovely lake that runs north to south in the Luukki outdoor recreation area. Trails circle the water, while the path along its eastern banks is part of the 8-kilometre Luukaa Nature Trail.

This gorgeous little lake in the Luukki outdoor recreation area is visited on the Luukaa Nature Trail. It's a fine place for a refreshing, post-run swim.

This is a lovely section of trail alongside Sorlampi. It's part of the Sorlampi Nature Trail, a 6-kilometre loop just a short hop from Espoo.

Kaitalampi is a lake of about twelve hectares in the north of Espoo. The western half of the narrow south-north lake is in Velskola district and the eastern half in Luuk district. Pitkäjärvi in ​​​​Velskola is on the southwest side of Kaitalammi and Tuhkuri on the northwest side. Halkolampi is closer to the previous ones, almost directly to the north. The water of Kaitalammi is very clean, as there are no emissions in the area that pollute it, and blue-green algae have also not been detected in the water of the pond. The administrator of the bathing place is the Helsinki City Sports Authority. Kaitalampi, as the name suggests, is a long (1.2 km) and narrow (0.2 km) lake with a rocky shore. The area of ​​​​the lake is 10 ha and the shoreline is 3.1 km long. The beaches deepen steeply and there are very few shallow areas. The maximum depth of the lake is 13 m. The catchment area of ​​Kaitalammi is small and a rocky area. The catchment area is 0.7 km2. There are no lakes in the Kaitalammi catchment area and no ditches or streams flow into the lake.

Down at the lake is a pier for swimming.

Lahnus makes for a good base for the surrounding landscapes, including the Tremanskärr Nature Reserve and the Luukki Nature Reserve, as well as for the Nuuksio National Park. Accommodation can be found at the Korpilampi Hotel and the nearby Serena Villages. The area is well known for the family attraction of the Serena Waterpark.