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A beautiful place, snowshoes or crampons are essential in winter.

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After a series of steep steps, your reward is a glorious view across Isokuru, Finland's deepest gorge at around 220 metres. It's a real highlight of the Karhunjuomalampi Trail, a 10-kilometre route that takes in the gorge.

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.

Isokuru is Finland's deepest gorge, at about 220 metres deep. It is one of the main attractions of the Karhunjuomalampi Trail, which begins from Pyhä-Luosto Visitor and Culture Center.

This hut on the way up Saana has a fireplace and offers decent shelter. It's a good spot to take stock before a run up to the summit.

This viewpoint on the trail to Saana provides excellent views across Ylinen Kilpisjärvi. From here, you can gaze across three great Scandinavian nations: Finland, Sweden and Norway.

An iconic and shapely peak that's held sacred by Sámi people, Saana rises on the border between Finland, Sweden and Norway. To celebrate a century of Finland's independence, the mountain was lit in blue light in Decemeber 2017, the largest such illumination in the world.

The trails on the ascent or the descent from Iisakkipää are fun and provide a glorious glimpse of Lapland's natural beauty. Here, the trail passes near the Aurora Hut, a good spot for a breather.

Classic Lapland views await on this trail between Saariselkä and Iisakkipää. A loop in the fells here from the village to the summit is a rewarding run.

Iisakkipää Fell rises to around 454 metres above sea level and provides sumptuous views across the Lapland landscape. The summit is relatively easily reached from Saariselkä.

Along this southern stretch of the Syöte loop, the trail descends from the esker towards the Pärjänjoki River. If you're in need of a quick breather and a refuel, there's the option of taking a snack to the Kellarilampi hut.

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.

On this section of the Syöte loop, wooden boardwalks provide passage across the Riihisuo bog. The bog is the largest in the Syöte region and is a delight to explore.

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.

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.

Very nice route. Especially in clear weather you can admire the whole surroundings on top.

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Here you can let it run. The path through the forest is flowing and varied. Sometimes over stones, sometimes over stairs, sometimes over wooden walkways.

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There are around 250 wooden steps to climb at the Kallioporti viewpoint, either up or down depending on which direction you are walking. At the viewpoint itself you have a great view of the forests of the Oulanka National Park.

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The Myllykoski cabin is a beautiful old mill located on the Kitkajoki River. You will pass it twice on a round trip, so it is a good idea to take a break on the benches on the way back.

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Here, a long suspension bridge leads over the Harrisuvanto River. The water here is usually as smooth as glass. It is best to walk across it one at a time, otherwise it becomes narrow and wobbly.

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