마탈라야르비 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

Oittaa was a prosperous estate in the early 1500s, with its owner around 1510 being Mårten Persson. The estate served as a cavalry farm from the 1600s until the early 1800s. Owners of Oittaa in the 19th and 20th centuries included tobacco merchant Constantin von Fieandt (1868–1886), Baron Rabbe Gustaf Otto Wrede (1895–1902), Colonel Georg Didrik von Essen (1902–1908), veterinarian Magnus Leopold Kjöllerfelt (1908–1914), and bank manager Anders Ismael Wiksten (1914–1936). In 1939, the estate was mentioned for the first time as a manor, and it had 440 hectares of land, 100 of which were cultivated. The manor was transferred from the Wiksten estate to the ownership of the Espoo Township (now the City of Espoo) in 1963.

one of the most popular cycling routes in the region, hilly, now with bike path all the way, southern end (oldest) could maybe use some new asphalt and northern end has a short section that is barely wide enough for bidirectional traffic but otherwise just fine to ride on the path with a road bike as well (save for big/fast groups)

construction finished, now all new asphalt throughout the whole segment

The Finnish Nature Centre is a great place to seek out for an introduction to the country's 40 national parks. Situated in the beautiful Nuuksio National Park, it's easy to combine a morning spent exploring the trails with an afternoon soaking up more outdoor inspiration. There's also restaurant with views across the Nuuksio Pitkäjärvi.

Construction ongoing (until 6/23?), the whole segment is gravel at the moment

construction ongoing through May 2023, currently with a ~300 m gravel section in bidirectional single lane with traffic lights

nice way to skip the Rinnekoti monster climb (or ride laps to get more of it), rebuilt in 2018, good asphalt

pretty good path with no cross traffic and gently rolling hills, asphalt okay with some cracks and and strangely many patches