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okay roadside path with gently rolling hills and almost no traffic across the path except at the Mikkeli end, okay asphalt (with some cracks)

At this bridge over the Pankajoki you'll be bathed in the peaceful sound of the water and the reflections of the trees that create a perfect spot to take in the natural beauty of the area.

a flat, straight road next to the airport (plus a connecting bike path in the eastern end), little traffic, good asphalt

not much traffic, gently rolling, okay asphalt

little traffic, flat/false flat, okay(ish) asphalt

not too much traffic (but it’s a road with a 100 km/h speed limit with no shoulders and Finnish drivers so pay attention...), gently rolling hills, okay asphalt, nice lakeside views in a few places

not too much traffic, gently rolling hills, asphalt varies from (mostly okay) to a section of brand new, fleeting lakeside views in many places plus more so in the north around Hirvensalmi village (a typical roadside path (old asphalt and blind intersections) runs through the village itself, use it or don’t)

Freiherr Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim [ˈmɑnːɛrheim] listen?/i (born June 4, 1867 at Louhisaari Castle in Askainen, Grand Duchy of Finland; † January 27, 1951 in Lausanne) was a Finnish-Swedish officer and statesman. Mannerheim was Commander-in-Chief of the Finnish Army in the Winter War of 1939/1940 and in the Continuation War of 1941. From 1944 to 1946 he was President of Finland.