남카렐리야 최고의 MTB 라이딩 경로

Robert’s Coffee의 비치 하우스는 Saimaa 호수 해안에 위치해 있습니다. 시즌 중에는 보트, SUP 보드 및 팻바이크도 대여할 수 있습니다.

이 목조 부두는 야외 모험 중 피크닉이나 휴식 장소로 완벽합니다. 물가 풍경이 아름답습니다!

The viewpoint over Kammarlahti offers sweeping views of the lake's calm bay, framed by forested shores and dotted with small islands. Here you can take a break in the natural beauty.

Rovastinoja Kota is a reconstructed Stone Age turf hut set deep in the forest by Lake Kuolimo, offering a glimpse into prehistoric life

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.

St. Mary’s Church of Lappee is a unique natural and cultural site of the Saimaa Geopark, located in central Lappeenranta. Built in 1794 by Juhana Salonen, it is the only wooden double cruciform church from the 18th century in Finland. The church is surrounded by an old cemetery and offers insight into traditional craftsmanship and regional history. It's easily accessible by bike via city streets, making it a convenient cultural stop for cyclists.

Lappeenranta is a lively city in South Karelia, located by Lake Saimaa, and offers a great mix of urban services and natural attractions for cyclists. The historic fortress area, harbour promenade, and sandy beaches are all worth a stop. From the city, you can access several well-maintained cycling routes, including stretches of the Saimaa Cycle Tour. The terrain is mostly flat with some gentle hills, and surfaces range from smooth asphalt to light gravel, suitable for trekking or cross bikes. It’s a good place to stock up on supplies or enjoy a proper meal before heading into more quiet rural areas.

Hämmäauteensuo is a rare and protected bog area in South Karelia, offering a unique nature experience just off the cycling route. You can walk on duckboards across the marsh to reach a lean-to shelter, ideal for a peaceful picnic break—just remember to bring your own food and water. Cycling on the duckboards is not allowed or safe, so it’s best to leave your bike locked securely at the road. The area is part of Finland’s national bog protection programme and is open for berry and mushroom picking. Stick to the marked duckboards to protect the fragile environment and ensure a safe visit.