20의 비히티가지 명소 & 주요 장소

From this parking lot you can follow various walking routes. We followed the yellow route of approximately 8 km. This route is not accessible for wheelchairs or strollers and also not for people with walking difficulties. At various places in the park you can barbecue at designated places. Also bring your own drinks! A great recommendation to go walking or cycling here.

Korpinkierros is marked with yellow marks on trees, clearly visible in summer and wintertime. You find all trails and their marking colours in the official map of Nuuksio Nationalpark. Korpinkierros, 6-7.2 km circular route, Travel time approx. 4 hours, no winter maintenance. Challenging. The Korpinkierros trail will thrill even experienced hikers with its rocks and varied nature. Descend into the groves and be enchanted by the ponds. Starting points Address: Haukkalampi, Haukkalammentie 32, 02820 Espoo and Siikaniemi, Siikajärvenranta, Espoo (pdf 6.2 MB, jualkuus.metsa.fi). Haukkalampi coordinates: Euref-Fin (~ WGS84) lat: 60° 18.8649' lon: 24° 31.2936' ETRS-TM35FIN N: 6689001 E: 363094 Siikaniemi coordinates: Euref-Fin (~ WGS84) lat: 60° 17.3591' lon: 24° 30.8904' ETRS-TM35FIN N: 6686221 E: 362617 Services and hiking structures Starting from the Haukkalampi parking area (7.2 km), Haukkalampi nature hut, guide water point, Mustalampi camping area, campfire site, covered campfire site and cooking shelter. Starting from Siikaniemi (6 km), Kolmoislampi has a reserved camping area, Holma-Saarijärvi has two campfire sites/camping areas and a lean-to. Things to see The drifting peat bogs of Mustalampi.

Two big parking places provide car parks for many cars at the end of the public accessible Haukalammentie. Information boards provide valuable information and maps of the area. Recycling bins for garbage, glass, metal help to secure a clean national park.

The lake was dammed in the 1950s. The rising sea level created floating mats of peat on Mustalampi. The rising water detached peat masts from the mire around the lake. These gently drifting "islands" provide safe nesting sites for many birds. Mustalampi is located 14 meters above Haukkalampi. In the years 1948-1951, its surface was raised artificially by damming and felling trees from under the expanding lake. The lake descends to Haukkalampe along Mustalammenpuro through a shady valley. The outdoor path from Haukkalammi to the south runs along the side of the stream. At the dam, there is a steep hill on the road with a soup kitchen on top.

Firewood is provided at the fire pits in the national park. This place is very popular because it is very easily accessible for residents of Helsinki and Espoo. Camping is permitted in the national park near these fire pits. This is why there are often hikers who like to spend the night here.

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)

Firewood is provided at the fire pits in the national park. This place is extremely well frequented because it is very easy to reach for residents of Helsinki and Espoo. Camping is permitted in the national park near these fire pits. That's why there are often hikers who like to spend the night here.

Nice camping area with three grill/fire places, woodshed and dry toilet. There is no well but you can get clean water from Haukkalampi (about 1km before the camp area) or filter the water from the lake