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Perfectly situated, it offers a great view into the canyon.

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Lihapyörre Pond is a scenic spot nestled along a bend in the Somerjoki River, where towering pines line the banks. The river enters and exits along distinct, winding routes, adding to the area's charm. It's the perfect place to pause, take in the tranquil surroundings, and enjoy the view.

This suspension bridge across the Julma-Ölkky gorge is a magnificent sight and even more fun to run across. A highlight of the Hossa National Park, a run here is unforgettable.

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.

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.

Lihapyörre Pond is a scenic spot nestled along a bend in the Somerjoki River, where towering pines line the banks. The river enters and exits along distinct, winding routes, adding to the area's charm. It's the perfect place to pause, take in the tranquil surroundings, and enjoy the view.

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.

Lihapyörre Pond is a scenic spot nestled along a bend in the Somerjoki River, where towering pines line the banks. The river enters and exits along distinct, winding routes, adding to the area's charm. It's the perfect place to pause, take in the tranquil surroundings, and enjoy the view.

The suspension bridge is currently out of use. The 10 km loop cannot be shortened by crossing it.

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A lean-to shelter with a beautiful view to the lake.

great suspension bridge

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Information Center of the Syöte National park – with parking lot, restaurant, café and handicap toilet.

There are small wooden huts like this everywhere in Hossa National Park with fireplaces, seating and dry toilets. With a great view of the water, you can take a break there or even stay overnight for free. You can find firewood right next to the hut.

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The most impressive ancient rock paintings on the Värikallio cliffs feature fascinating images of human figures and animals created by early Finnish artists 4,000 to 5,000 years ago. The paintings include stick figures, demonic horned figures, identifiable animals, and two impressive humanoid figures with large triangular heads, which also feature in the national park's logo. A walkway across the lake to the Värikallio cliffs gives visitors a great view of the paintings, which experts say may relate to hunting rituals or shamanistic ceremonies. (Source: ThisisFINLAND)

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Not far from the Värikallio cliff is Julma Ölkky, a long, canyon-like lake overlooked by spectacular craggy cliffs. The suspension bridge allows hikers to climb up one side of the lake and down the other, but the best views of the canyon are from the water.

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The rock paintings are between 3,500 and 7,000 years old. They show people and animal figures. Presumably they convey a shamanic message. You can look at the pictures from a bridge construction.

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The suspension bridge over the Julma Ölkky Gorge is a real highlight in the national park. So you can shorten the circular hike around the gorge to five kilometers. The view into the gorge is definitely worth the descent to the bridge.

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