20의 하우스야르비가지 명소 & 주요 장소

new asphalt, except for the residential lane detour section and the roadside paint-separated section (I think the latter will be rebuilt with a kerb later this year)

Hyvinkää Railway Station is an important transportation hub in southern Finland, connecting travelers to various destinations via the Finnish railway network. It serves as a key stop on the main line between Helsinki and Oulu, and the station building itself is an architectural landmark, reflecting the town’s rich railway history.

so many dragonflies! (in the summer)

Not much to see from the bridge, but follow the trail NE a bit to see a beautiful section of the river spotted with moss-covered rocks.

now newly built bike path throughout (for TT efforts you may prefer the roadway, not that busy outside of commute hours), gently rolling hills

trains to/from Helsinki and Riihimäki every 30 mins throughout the day, onward to/from Tampere usually every 2 hours, all trains transport bikes with no extra fee or reservations required

quite old and showing its age, generally okay but a bit boring, design eccentricities include a ~500 m section where it runs right next to the road without grade separation plus a section where the path moves further away from the road to a residential lane (no destination signage of course)

winding but almost completely flat, traffic often quite busy but manageable, asphalt okay minus a few potholes