비히티 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Hiidenvesi Lake is the second-largest lake in the Uusimaa region, located between the municipalities of Vihti and Lohja. It stretches exactly 12.7 kilometers in length and reaches a maximum depth of 30 meters. From here, you can look out between the tall coniferous trees onto the shimmering water. The lake is divided into several basins, providing an ideal habitat for many different species of waterbirds. With a bit of luck, you might spot ospreys hunting from the shore or observe waterbirds raising their young.

From this viewpoint you can take a glimpse of the narrow end of Lake Suolikas, Lake Suolikas is a rugged and clear-watered forest lake of about 30 hectares located mainly within Nuuksio National Park.

From this viewpoint you get a spectacular view of the lake Suolikas.

Mustakorvenkallio is a hill located in Espoo, with an elevation of 114 meters above sea level. It is known as the highest hill in Espoo and offers natural scenic views typical of the Uusimaa region.

Lake Pöksynhaara is a small pond located on the border of Espoo and the municipality of Vihti in the northeastern part of Nuuksio National Park, Finland. It features a camping site on its northern side, but does not offer campfire facilities or toilets, and firemaking is restricted at certain times. The lake and surrounding area provide a peaceful natural setting close to the Helsinki metropolitan region, ideal for hiking and nature experiences.

Palakoski is a super nice recreation area with a host of outdoor activities on offer amongst diverse and beautiful scenery. It is a beautiful forest area next to the Palojoki river valley and with Lake Palojärvi on its northern fringes. It is punctuated with rocky outcrops, flowing trails and scenic cliffs. There are two marked walking trails, mainly on decent footpaths, but be careful on any rocks near steep drops, in particular when wet. If you decide to visit the Mummusali viewpoint, there are benches, a toilet and an information board.

This rocky viewpoint on the Klassarinkierros Trail is elevated above the trees and provides a lovely vista across the national park. It's well worth a detour from running the main loop.

A common sight in southern Finland, yet never boring: wet, swampy ground with a narrow row of wooden boards leading across it. Thankfully, they’re there, allowing you to walk on with dry socks. I always enjoy sections like this!