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The Merikoski fish ladder in Oulu is 750 meters long with 64 steps leading past the power plant. From May to October, you can watch salmon and trout making their way upstream.

The Syöte Visitor Center is the start point for the Syöte loop, a 19-kilometre loop featuring vast mires and the scenic Pytkynharju. Exhibitions here reveal the history of human interaction with the spruce woodlands here.

Kovalampi is a popular and beautiful swimming spot for locals.

The old hut is an open wilderness hut, where everyone can stay over night for free. Unless you are scared of ghosts, it is said that this hut is haunted!

The Rokua National Park, located south-east of Oulu, is perfect for some off-road riding of your bike in the nature. You can ride and relax but not everywhere here, so make sure to check out all the signs and infos.

Located in the Rokua National Park, this lake is one of the many you can encounter during a trip in the UNESCO Global Geopark in Northern Ostrobothnia. It is surrounded by very green vegetation.

Close to the entrance of the Syöte National Park, this visitor center allows you to gather information, park or begin your trip in one of the wildest areas of Finland.

On this gravel road, you can enjoy a typical Finnish landscape. Here the only sound you'll hear will be the one made by the tyres on the terrain.

From this spot south of Oulu, you can see the river Oulujoki flowing distant. The mixture of green trees and pristine waters is typical of all of Finland.

On this gravel road, the traffic is almost non-existent. You can enjoy a safe and quiet bike trip immersed in the nature!

This incredible gravel road is perfect for every type of bikes. Its compact terrain makes it both smooth and easy to ride, with very few holes or bumps as well.

From this scenic spot, you can see the lake in all of its beauty. The landscape surrounding it is typical Finland, with many green trees and very few signs of civilisation.

Piippola's name comes from "Piippo" or "Piippone", most likely the surname of a Karelian family. It's a small village of around 500 inhabitants in the Northern Ostrobothnia region.

In this point, you'll be able to see both the Salminen and the Saarinen lakes. It's a very good spot in the Rokua National Park because there are a couple of facilities, even if they're not always open.

Located in the Rokua National Park, this lake is one of the many you can encounter during a trip in the UNESCO Global Geopark in Northern Ostrobothnia. It is surrounded by very green vegetation.

This trail is not very wide, but the compact terrain makes it really easy, even for amateur cyclists.

This road runs under Pikku-Syöte and it's very panoramic. Most of the year, though, can be covered with snow.

Thanks to this asphalted road, you can easily reach the skiing centres of Iso-Syöte and Pikku-Syöte. Beware of the snow, which is present here for most of the time.

Close to the entrance of the Syöte National Park, this visitor center allows you to gather information, park or begin your trip in one of the wildest areas of Finland.

From this road, you'll be able to have a look on the Piipsjärvi lake, located just north-eastern of Oulainen. This was the first lake in Finland which was first dried for agricultural use.