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Good (and popular) roadside bike path on the west side of lake Tuusulanjärvi.

currently getting new asphalt, should be complete June 6th

Café Kuppis, located in the Pyhtää Culture House, is a great stop for cyclists looking for a cosy break with quality food. It offers handmade local snacks, sweet pastries and home-cooked lunches, with options to eat in or take away. The café is family-friendly, welcomes pets, and is part of a larger venue with event spaces, meeting rooms and even a sauna. It's suitable for remote work or group gatherings, and cyclists are warmly welcomed.

The Kymijoki River is one of Finland's most significant waterways, stretching over 200 kilometers from the Kymijärvi lake to the Gulf of Finland. Known for its scenic beauty, it offers many opportunities for outdoor activities like fishing, kayaking, hiking and cycling.

​Hanko is the "Riviera of Finland," and boasts over 130 kilometres of coastline, including 30 km of sandy beaches and more than 90 islands, making it a popular summer destination. The town has a rich maritime history, with its port being the southernmost in Finland and a significant hub for international trade. Hanko also offers cultural experiences, including the Hanko Music Festival and various summer events.

This road offers an immersive experience in Finland's natural beauty, with opportunities to explore dense forests, tranquil lakes, and see diverse wildlife in their habitats.​

The road passes through the forests which are primarily composed of coniferous trees, notably Scots pine and Norway spruce and provide habitats for diverse wildlife. ​

Turku, Finland's oldest city, is rich in history and vibrant culture, with must-see landmarks like the medieval Turku Castle and the stunning Turku Cathedral. Located by the archipelago sea, it offers visitors a charming mix of modern amenities, picturesque waterfront views, and a gateway to exploring the beautiful Turku Archipelago.