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이제 2026년 유럽 마라톤 챔피언 Alisa Vainio의 버밍엄의 언덕 코스 공식 훈련 코스로도 주목할 만합니다

Nice view from here!

St. Mary’s Church of Lappee is a unique natural and cultural site of the Saimaa Geopark, located in central Lappeenranta. Built in 1794 by Juhana Salonen, it is the only wooden double cruciform church from the 18th century in Finland. The church is surrounded by an old cemetery and offers insight into traditional craftsmanship and regional history. It's easily accessible by bike via city streets, making it a convenient cultural stop for cyclists.

Vehkataipaleentie is a scenic road in southeastern Finland, located in the Saimaa lake region near Lappeenranta. It runs through peaceful forested areas and past lakes, making it a relaxing route for cyclists who enjoy nature and quiet countryside landscapes. Along the way, you can stop at the historic Kanavansuu canal, part of the Saimaa Canal system. The road has light traffic and is paved, but some side paths may be gravel, so a trekking or cross bike is ideal. Bring water and snacks, as services are limited along the route.

The Luukkaansalmi Bridge in Lappeenranta spans a narrow strait connecting Lake Saimaa to the wider canal system and offers wide views over the water. It’s a key crossing point for cyclists following the Saimaa Canal route and features a pedestrian and cycle path separated from traffic. The bridge is especially scenic at sunrise or sunset, with boats often passing below.

Kirjamoinsalmi is a narrow strait located in the eastern part of Finland, connecting the waters of Lake Saimaa. It is the perfect place to stop off and admire the scenic landscape.

Leväsensalmi is a picturesque strait in Finland, connecting the waters of Lake Saimaa to the Vuoksi River. Known for its stunning natural beauty, it is a popular spot for enjoying the tranquil Finnish landscape.

probably the most scenic bridge in South Karelia (with the exception of the Imatrankoski bridge for those brief moments when the rapids are running wild), stinky paper mill on the one side, scenery on the other (fortunately the bike path is on the prettier side as well)