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The route toward Säviä starts from Lossisaari, which also offers accommodation and dining options. On the island’s shore, you’ll find two lean-to shelters and a swimming beach.

At first, the route follows a gravel road along the edge of a residential area before continuing onto a flat forest road network

The Myhinkoski Loop begins in the Rautalampi town center and follows pedestrian and bicycle paths toward Toholahti. From the Toholahti Bridge, you can enjoy beautiful views over Äijävesi Lake. The first part of the route follows a wider, partly paved road before reaching Hoikankylä, where the road becomes

The Jautlandia Route begins in the same direction as the Northern Pielavesi Route, and like that route, it starts with a paved section climbing up to Honkamäki.

From there, the route continues toward Panka, gradually transitioning onto gravel roads. The journey proceeds through peaceful wilderness terrain

The Northern Pielavesi Route begins in the town’s lakeside surroundings before climbing up to Honkamäki. The first part of the route includes some paved road sections before reaching the area’s gravel roads.

Before the halfway point, the route passes through the Löytynmäki and Venetmäki areas, which are

The route toward Kerkonkoski initially follows the same direction as the Myhinkoski Route up to Toholahti, crossing the bridge over Äijävesi Lake. In Toholahti, the route passes through the yard of Guesthouse Rautalampi, where you can also find a tree species park. The guesthouse also serves as an accommodation

The Oinaskylä Loop begins with an uphill section toward Kulmakylä, where the route passes through blackcurrant fields. From there, it continues toward Niinivesi Head. Before reaching Niinivesi, the route turns toward Riivikonkylä, after which you’ll enter the heartland of Vesanto’s backcountry, riding

The route circles Lake Vesantojärvi and passes several other nearby bodies of water — Northern Konnevesi, Sonkari, and Niinivesi. At first, the route follows a paved road toward the village of Kuuslahti and its open farmland scenery before turning onto a gravel road. After Kuuslahti, the route continues

The route toward Leppäselkä begins along the pedestrian and bicycle paths in the Keitele town area and then turns onto Pekantie, a forest road leading toward Leppäselkä. After that, the route continues briefly along Pikonmäentie.

In Leppäselkä, it’s possible to take a short detour to a lean-to shelter

The route begins near the Suonenjoki Sports Center, and at first you’ll ride through the Lintharju terrain along ski trail bases. These trails run along ridge terrain, making them quite firm and easy to ride.

At around the five-kilometer mark, you’ll cross the narrow bridge over the Suonenjoki River at

The Hirsikangas Loop consists of forest trails of varying difficulty. Along the way, you'll find wide ski tracks, narrow needle-covered paths, trails along the edge of a swamp, and on top of the ridge — in other words, almost everything Lintharju has to offer at its best. There are lean-tos along the

The Äyskoski and Hautomäki Loop consists of two intersecting routes, which can be combined into a single figure-eight-shaped ride.

At first, the route heads out from the Tervo town center, passing Eerikkala Golf and the open fields of Joutenniemi. It then continues for a short distance toward Suonenjoki

The Kerkonkoski Loop follows the peaceful country roads around Lake Kiesimä. At first, the route runs along a wide gravel road to the village of Kiesimä, passing open fields. Along the way lies Riitunvirta, which connects the waterways between Kiesimä and Sonkari.

From the village of Kiesimä, the route

Antti's route is an easy trail suitable for riders of all levels. The route mainly follows easy paths, with a couple of slightly more challenging hills. It also serves as a good addition to combine with other trails in Lintharju.

Nice short trail for a hiking or a short run. There is a porch and a fireplace on a beautiful rocky hill where to stop by.