케미야르비 주변 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Just outside the town Suomutunturi you'll immerse yourself in a serene magic forest of Lapland. Glistening mountain slopes, and the crisp air of the Arctic Circle will accompany you on your journeys. Whether cross-country skiing, winter hiking, or simply marveling at the scenery – here you'll experience the pure beauty of the North.

Inside, they've got the lowdown on the local nature and Nordic life in their exhibition. Think of it as your starting intel before you hit the trails.

This little wilderness hut lies at the southeastern entrance to the Isokuru gorge, the deepest in Finland. It's a fine place to enjoy a snack before or after taking on the trails through the spectacular gorge.

From this boardwalk you can enjoy the view of this stunning, serene lake.

The view is great - unfortunately the tower is no longer there 😔

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The Porolaavu on the edge of the national park and away from the main paths is great for a short rest. Laavu, fireplace and toilets are available. You can also see the Sami facilities for the winter reindeer gathering near the Laavu. The boardwalks around the Laavu were renewed in 2023. In addition, the extensive moors around the Laavu are full of delicious cloudberries.

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From here you can get a great overview of the moor! It's worth it!!

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You can walk across the narrow wooden slats through a wonderful moor. Here you will find a spring with fresh water (drinking water) as well as a small tower from which you can get a wonderful view in the middle of the moor.

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This viewpoint is also marked as a special viewpoint for the Northern Lights!

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The moor is particularly beautiful here at the end of September in the late afternoon sun!

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The visitor centre is starting point for the hiking trails. In the exhibition the nordic life and nature is explained.

The Pyhänkasteenlampi Lake is crystal clear. The thick granite boulders are reflected in the surface and can be seen in the water. A very beautiful place and sacred to the Sami people.

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In places, the rocks in Isokuru Gorge rise almost vertically. At 220 meters it is Finland's deepest gorge. Geological processes have created this natural paradise. Wooden plank paths lead you safely over the loose scree.

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very interesting gorge with good plank path

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Warning: This part of the trail is not maintained in winter and we had to go back.

Sculpture by M. Hulkko 2016.

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Refuge and fireplace in one place.

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Shelter, toilet and fireplace in one place.

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At the end of the Isokuru Gorge lies the 12 m deep lake Pyhänkasteenlampi, surrounded by steep cliffs. A creek flowing down through the Karhukuru Gorge joins the lake and forms a 17 m high waterfall. For the Sámi, this was a sacred place. Source: https://www.nationalparks.fi/pyha-luostonp/sights#pyhankasteenlampi

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Isokuru is Finland's deepest gorge (approx. 220m). Closed in winter due to avalanche danger. Source: hiking map https://julkaisut.metsa.fi/assets/pdf/lp/Esiteet/pyhaluostotrails-summer.pdf

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