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Tõramaa wooded meadow campfire site’s observation tower
The observation tower is located near the Halliste River in the Tõramaa wooded meadow campfire site. From the tower it is possible to observe animals and birds, ancient oak trees, the undulating water field or the frozen expanse during high water.Viljandi County
Soomaa National Park
Campfire site
Camping facilities
Tuhu hiking trail’s observation tower (50 m from the parking)
At the beginning of the Tuhu hiking trail is the 5 m high unique observation tower TREPP (stairs), which was completed in 2017 by RMK in cooperation with the Estonian Academy of Arts.If you come to the boardwalk of the hiking trail from the side of Karuse-Kalli road, the distance to the observation tower is 900 m.
Pärnu County
Tuhu Nature Reserve
Hiking options
Abula campsite
Pebbly drifts on the shore of Tagalaht bay, stunted coastal pines, the wind, the sun and a romantic atmosphere.Saaremaa
Saaremaa Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
warning
Abula-Kalasma study trail (11,2 km)
A wonderful and exciting trail along the seaside. Especially nice in spring. The limestone pine forest and coastal cliffs provide a habitat for many different plant and animal species.
The trail starts at Abula campsite and is marked with yellow ribbons.
Saaremaa
Saaremaa Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Aegviidu Visitor Centre
Aegviidu Visitor Centre provides information on the recreation opportunities in the area and conducts nature study programmes. The Visitor Centre is easy to find – it is accessible by car, by bus or by train.Harju County
Aegviidu-Kõrvemaa Recreation Area
Agusalu campfire site
The campfire site is in Agusalu Nature Reserve, which features mires alternating with long narrow and high sandy ridges, locally called the 'kriivas'. These are dunes of the former Ice-Age lake of Peipus. From the campfire site a trail leads to the nearby Imatu bog lake.Ida-Viru County
Alutaguse National Park
Campfire site
Camping facilities
Agusalu cycling trail
The cycling trail is ca 38 km, it starts and ends at Iisaku observation tower. Introducing the nature of Agusalu protected area the trail also goes through local villages: Vaikla, Imatu and Varesmetsa.Ida-Viru County
Alutaguse National Park
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Ähijärve rest stop
The recreation site is situated in the yard of the visitor centre of Karula National Park. The recreation site has a table and benches and an outdoor shower with fresh drinking water. A good picnic site. The parking area of the visitor centre is next to the recreation site.Võru County
Karula National Park
Hiking options
Disability facilities
Ähijärve roads and paths trail (4 km)
The trail starts near the largest lake in Karula National Park. Lake Ähijärv (total area 176 ha) and Ähijärve village are situated right in the heart of the national park. Biologists refer to the lake as a typical eutrophic lake, while fishermen speak of it as a good spot to catch zander, bream, pike, perch, eel and smaller species.Ähijärve village is located on the transition of two types of landscape—the expanse of natural landscape and semi-natural landscape. Peräjärve–Labassaare forests cover the southern shore of the lake. The southern peaks of Karula upland—Lossi and Kõrgemägi hills—are seen from the lakeshore, in the west the Plaagi hill rises against the horizon. Ähijärve village and freehold farms were established in the mid-nineteenth century, whereas human settlement in the area dates back to the 13th century—Sarik-Siimani farm, for example, was built on a burial ground from this period. Ähijärve village is surrounded by a dense network of roads, the layout of which has changed. The Ähijärve roads and paths trail brings these once often treaded paths back to life and runs along the pasture road, the shore path of Lake Ähijärv, footpath, forest paths, winter roads, horse roads and gravel road.
Võru County
Karula National Park
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Ahja campfire site
The campfire site has been established as a rest stop on the hiking route near Ahja-Võnnu Road in Põlva County.Põlva County
Kiidjärve-Kooraste Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Ahvena campfire site
A campfire site with simple equipment, especially for fishermen, before or after going to Lake Peipus. Be sure to bring your own camping stove or campfire material.Tartu County
Peipsiveere Nature Reserve
Campfire site
Camping facilities
Aidu-Liiva campfire site
Located in a young pine forest on the high bank of the old mine filled with blue water.Ida-Viru County
Northern Shore of Lake Peipus Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
warning
Aidu-Nõmme campfire site
Located in a young pine forest on the high bank of the old mine filled with blue water.Ida-Viru County
Northern Shore of Lake Peipus Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
warning
Alakonnu campfire site
The campfire site is situated on the shore of Lake Ähijärv. A wonderful place for holiday-makers and fishermen. In rainy weather you can make campfire comfortably under a wooden shelter.Võru County
Karula National Park
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Alavere campfire site
A small campfire site near Alavere village at Kose-Kehra roadHarju County
The Surroundings of Tallinn Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Allikajärve campfire site
A private campfire site on the shore of the beautiful Lake Allikajärv, popularly also known as Lake Tantsujärv. Anglers find nice places for fishing on the lakeshore.The lake is rich in springs and its bottom is muddy, which is why it is not good for swimming. Those who want to enjoy the water may go to the nearby recreation site on the northern shore of Lake Toatsejärv (~ 500 m) or to Peraküla campsite at the seaside (~1 km).
Lääne County
Nõva Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Allikasoo study trail (2,8 km)
A varied trail offering about an hour's walk between ice-age escarpment and patches of calcareous groundwater fens.The trail is marked with wooden signs and blue paint marks on trees.
Saaremaa
Viidumäe Nature Reserve
Hiking options
Altja nature and culture historical trail (3 km)
The small northern coastal village Altja was mentioned for the first time in 1465 as a fishing site at the mouth of the Oandu River. Since 1838 the whole village belonged to the Sagadi manor.
Fishing was the way of life, the transport of firewood, trading and salt smuggling brought wealth to the villagers. This money was used for buying and building sailing vessels. There were three village pubs and three shipyards at Altja, two manors had summerhouses on the beach in the 19th century. In 1923 the Altja-Mustoja educational and Cultural Society was founded.
During the Soviet occupation the traditional village life came to an end. People were closed off from the sea by a border zone, there was a barbed wire fencing and a strip of harrowed area along the coast, boats were sawn in half, burnt or taken away. Families escaped to the West or moved to towns.
When Lahemaa National Park was created in 1971 Altja was found to be a coastal village where it was possible to restore the overall appearance and original architecture. Now Altja is a village where life continues. The unique atmosphere and surrounding nature from the stony beach to river floodplain offer the feeling of past, present and future.
Lääne-Viru County
Lahemaa National Park
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Altmetsa campfire site
The campfire site is in the lands of the old Altmetsa farm, 1,5 km from the parking lot of Kirna study trail. The observation tower at the campfire site is visible from the very start of Kirna study trail and it offers a good view on the Pedja river and flooded meadow.Jõgeva County
Alam-Pedja Nature Reserve
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
warning
Altmetsa observation tower (ca 1.5 km from the parking)
Altmetsa observation tower is located on the circular Kirna study trail. The tower is 1.5 km from the parking lot along the right branch of the trail and 5.3 km along the left branch. The so-called watchtower-type massive log tower, is located on the Altmetsa campfire site on the former farm land. From the observation tower, you can enjoy pleasant views of the Pedja River and the meadows.Jõgeva County
Alam-Pedja Nature Reserve
Campfire site
Hiking options
Alulinna campfire site
Located in Aa Village 1 km south from Tallinn-Narva RoadIda-Viru County
Northern Shore of Lake Peipus Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Alumati campfire site
The campfire site is located by a small forest lake, Lake Alumati. The place is well hidden naturally and may be difficult to find, because the hills conceal the campfire site and the lake. However, when you find it, it is a nice surprise, as it is a very lovely place.Valga County
Haanja–Karula Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Aluoja observation platform
The view platforms are right next to the Aluoja cascade, giving a powerful spectacle. The cascade gets its waters from the Mägara stream. Before falling to the Pühajõe river valley, the Mägara stream forms a canyon that is about 700 m long and about 10 m deep (Aluoja canyon). The cascade includes five bigger stages.Ida-Viru County
Northern Shore of Lake Peipus Recreation Area
Angerja campfire site
A campfire site with simple equipment, especially for fishermen, before or after going to Lake Peipus. Be sure to bring your own camping stove or campfire material.Tartu County
Peipsiveere Nature Reserve
Campfire site
Camping facilities
Apteekrimägi forest trail (4 km)
Apteekrimägi forest trail is a 4 km loop trail with varied terrain and is excellent for jogging or walking. The trail starts and ends in Mäe street, Otepää, in front of Otepää Sports School.Valga County
Otepää Nature Park
Hiking options
Audaku study trail (2.8 km)
Viidumäe Nature Reserve is located in the western part of Saaremaa, in the vicinity of the ancient Antsülusjärve escarpment. This is the oldest and highest part of the Saaremaa island, with its top height 59 metres over the sea level. On the escarpment a number of biotopes characteristic of western Saaremaa can be found. The hiking trail starts and ends at the parking area near the office of Viidumäe Nature Reserve.Saaremaa
Viidumäe Nature Reserve
Autobaasi campfire site
The campfire site protected from the coastal winds is located at the edge of a pine forest, near Kärdla.Hiiumaa
Hiiumaa Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Beaver trail (1 km)
Oandu Beaver trail is a kilometre from Oandu towards Altja. Introducing the Altja river valley and its biota, the trail runs along the high slopes of the esker, where scenic views open on the river rapids. The most important inhabitants here are the beavers who have also given the name to the trail. Despite the people on the trail, beavers have always built dams on the Altja river, as the primeval valley offers them perfect conditions for that. The beavers are very shy animals, and you can hardly ever see them. In addition to the beaver dams on the riverbanks, you will also see pointed stumps and felled logs here, and sliding tracks ending in the Altja river.Lääne-Viru County
Lahemaa National Park
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Beaver trail study trail (1,8 km)
The trail starts next to the Visitor Centre of Soomaa National Park and its start is accessible by car all year round. During the winter and spring floods, most of the boardwalk is under water. The beaver trail guides you through different types of forest – dark spruce forest, light fern birch forest, wet marshy forest to the Mardu stream, in which beavers live. Traces of beaver activity can be observed more closely. There are information boards on the study trail, drawing your attention to interesting objects of nature and the results of beavers’ construction works.Viljandi County
Soomaa National Park
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Disability facilities
warning
Cycling trails campfire site
The Cycling trails campfire site is the start for 4 bicycle trails and 1 heritage trail. Of course, you can also use the campfire site if you are not cycling. The site is easy to find and use. At the campfire site there are information boards with information on the recreation area and the cycling trails. Also the Tellingumäe observation tower is nearby.Valga County
Haanja–Karula Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Diby rest stop
Building of the former Soviet border observation point in Diby peninsula.Lääne County
Vormsi Landscape Reserve
Eesjärve campsite
Campsite located by Lake Neeruti EesjärvLääne-Viru County
Neeruti Landscape Reserve
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Elda campsite
The campsite is located on the southern coast of Kööbe bay. On both sides of the campsite there are Silurian cliffs and ivy on them. A beautiful view on Vilsandi National Park aquatorium and the most western islet of Estonia. A good point for watching seals, birds and butterflys.Saaremaa
Vilsandi National Park
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
Elistvere animal park and visitor centre
Elistvere Visitor Centre is situated in RMK Tartu–Jõgeva Recreation Area, on the second floor of the entrance building of the highly popular Elistvere Animal Park. Elistvere Animal Park was established in 1997 and aims to share nature education and offer visitors a chance to watch wild animals in their natural environment. The visitor centre contributed to this aim by offering nature study programmes and organising events. It also introduces the recreation opportunities in the entire Tartu–Jõgeva area and offers educational programmes in the surrounding nature.Tartu County
Tartu–Jõgeva Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Elistvere campfire site
The campfire site is not far from the centre of the historic park at Elistvere manor, at a meadow in the park, near Elistvere Animal Park (entrance to the animal park for a small fee).Tartu County
Tartu-Jõgeva Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Disability facilities
Elistvere study trail (2 km)
The trail, which starts and is located in the territory of the animal park is about 1 km long and the same way back. It is suitable for a pleasant walk for the visitor of the animal park. The trail is supported with information boards and observation platforms, information about birds is in the observation tower by the lake. The trail can be accessed with a ticket during the opening hours of the animal park.Tartu County
Tartu-Jõgeva Recreation Area
Camping facilities
Disability facilities
Elistvere study trail’s observation tower (ca 500 m from the parking)
Elistvere study trail’s observation tower is located at the end of the trail, by Elistvere Lake. The tower offers a great view of the lake. There are information boards about the birds living on the lake in the tower. You can access the study trail during the opening hours of the animal park. There is a fee to visit Elistvere animal park.Tartu County
Tartu-Jõgeva Recreation Area
Hiking options
Elva river primeval valley hiking trail (15 km)
The trail starts and ends in a small parking pocket before reaching the Tartu County Recreational Sports Centre near Elva. The trail runs along forest roads and trails of the primeval valley of the Elva River, where you can see several lakes, streams and sandstone outcrops. The trail is indicated with RMK signposts and white-red-white markings on trees.Tartu County
Tartu-Jõgeva Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Emajõe study trail (3 km)
The Emajõgi River study trail starts by Kantsi Tavern and forms a loop on the river floodplain, across grassland in sedge fen and through a bog birch grove.Tartu County
Peipsiveere Nature Reserve
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Disability facilities
warning
Endla rental hut
Endla rental hut is located in the middle of Endla Nature Reserve on the shore of Lake Endla. Endla rental hut is perfect for people who value peace and quiet and who are willing to carry their sleeping equipment through the mires and bogs. Near Endla rental hut there is a large boulder called Juta Kivi (Juta’s Rock). According to the legend, both the lake and its inhabitants, the birds and fish, were under the protection of Juta, the beautiful daughter of Vanemuine. Sitting on this boulder, Juta longed for her beloved one.Jõgeva County
Endla Nature Reserves
Accommodation
Campfire site
Hiking options
warning
Erastvere park campsite
Roadside rest stop by the lake. Offers a possibility to swim and walk in the park. The graveyard of the Ungern-Sternberg family, founded on the hill in the Erastvere oak stand in 1883, is maintained in good condition. The memorial chapel to the last manor lord Gerhard was built in 1997 on the ruins of the former Marie Chapel. The old red brick building at the lake is used as a place of worship and is called Conrad's Chapel.Põlva County
Kiidjärve–Kooraste Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Esku rest stop
At Esku recreation site you can enjoy the beauty of the forest and listen to the birds sing. In autumn it is a good place to pick mushroomsLääne-Viru County
Lahemaa National Park
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Estonian-Latvian joint cultural heritage trail (60 km)
22 km of the trail is in Estonia, back and forth 44 km. On the trail it is possible to explore different heritage objects, like Taheva manor, windmill, ruins of hay barn and shooting range, European spindle (Euonymus europaeus) plantation, ancient and tapped pine trees. There are information boards in Estonian, Latvian and English at the objects along the trail. Signs at intersections are colour-coded and marked with symbols. NB! In Latvia the indication and information boards are partly depreciated.Valga County
Haanja–Karula Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Fairy trail (1,4 km)
The trail starts from Jõeharu campsite and goes over the Laguja stream, after which the hiker can go to the left hiking circle. The trail is easy and suitable for hikers of all ages, especially for families with children. There are several places of interest for children on the trail: an adventure trail, fairy statues and a Witch's house. The trail is circular, at the end the hiker returns to the starting point of the trail. The trail is indicated with RMK signposts and yellow markings on trees.Tartu County
Tartu-Jõgeva Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Forest megaphones
The forest megaphones are an installation consisting of three giant wooden megaphones where the sounds of nature can be listened to in an amplified manner. It is a project that was born in the cooperation of RMK and the first year interior architecture students of Estonian Academy of Arts. The project aimed to realize the idea of a forest library. What kind of construction would enrich the journey of a hiker? How would you read the book of nature?Sitting in the giant megaphone you can listen to the sounds and silence of the forest. The megaphones can be used as an exciting outdoor classroom, but they are also suitable for small-scale cultural events. And an undemanding hiker can even pass the night in one.
Võru County
Haanja-Karula recreation area
Hiking options
Forestry study trail (1.5 km)
The study trail starts next to the RMK Nõva Visitor Centre, runs on forest roads that are surrounded by different species of trees and bushes. The trail goes through clearcut areas and different types of forests.Lääne County
Nõva Recreation Area
Hiking options
Giants of Ootsipalu Valley
Many grand and magnificent trees grow in Ootsipalu valley in Räpina municipality, Põlva County, but two of them are particularly worthy of attention. These are the tallest spruce in Estonia and the tallest pine in Estonia – 48.6 and 46.6 metres tall, respectively.Põlva County
Räpina-Värska Recreation Area
Green energy trail of Oru Park
The green energy trail that runs in the area of Hõbeallika Spring and ponds of Oru Park opens up the complex topic of renewable energy in a simple and understandable way. The trail starts above the Hõbeallika cave, descends to the ponds and crosses the Pühajõe River Valley. Information points of interest help to understand how the energy we need is produced with the help of wind, sun or water and to think about the problems of green energy. On the trail, you can use virtual reality solutions to test how a hydroelectric station would look like on Pühajõe River or windmills in the local landscape.Landscape-wise, Oru park is located on a sandstone bank in the Pühajõe River valley at the mouth of klint bay. The alternating relief with the seaside plain, Neide Bank and the banks of the Pühajõe RiverValley makes the landscape of the park very varied and beautiful. Here you can see a high limestone bank, a river floodplain, a terraced valley bank on the edge of a bank cliff, an alvar and a bank slope with a deep sandy bottom. Thanks to the naturally diverse landscape, the park offers beautiful and interesting views of the surrounding landscape, the sea and the park itself.
Ida-Viru County
Northern Shore of Lake Peipus Recreation Area
Hiking options
Haanja campfire site
The campfire site is near the Suur Munamägi hill, about 300 m from the Suur Muna cafe. Parking by the side of the access road. A nice place for making campfire and having a picnic. In the peace and quiet here you can stay in a tent and enjoy the natural environment in the rolling Haanja area. There are no swimming places nearby, but you are near the highest peak of the Baltic countries!Võru County
Haanja Nature Park
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Harilaiu campsite
Harilaiu peninsula is a part of Vilsandi National Park on the north-western coast of Saaremaa. The rectangular peninsula is connected with Tagamõisa peninsula by a narrow strip of land called Harilaiu Neck.There are beautiful sand and pebble beaches and dunes on Harilaid. The sea is continually reshaping the coastline. If you visit the place repeatedly, you will see the coastline changes with your own eyes. There are several freshwater lakes in the peninsula, the largest of which is Laialepa bay. In addition to its interesting landscape, Harilaid is an area of great botanical and zoological value. It has been a protected area since 1924 already. Harilaid has always been uninhabited and when you go there it feels as if you have reached the end of the world, somewhere far away from civilization, and you are at the mercy of natural forces. To go to the campsite at Laialepa bay, you have to walk about 3 km along a hiking trail. At the other side of the campsite is the open sea.
Saaremaa
Vilsandi National Park
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Harilaiu hiking trail (6 km or 11 km)
Diverse and deserted coastal nature. Low and vast horizon, wind, golden sand and mighty waves. Interesting dune landscape, trees and bushes subjected to wind, seal and bird sounds, military objects and Kiipsaare lighthouse in the sea.Saaremaa
Vilsandi National Park
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Harilaiu rest stop
A stopping point for discovering the most north-west peninsula of Saaremaa. At the Harilaiu peninsula you can view rapid natural processes where the sea is in constant battle with the land.Saaremaa
Vilsandi National Park
Hiking options
Harimäe campfire site
A nice place for recreation and picnic. From the tower (28 m high) is a scenic view of Southern Estonian landscape.Valgamaa
Otepää Nature Park
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
warning
Harimäe observation tower
A scenic view of Southern Estonian landscape. An observation tower stands at Tartu Marathon trail.Valga County
Otepää Nature Park
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
warning
Harku forest nature trail (5,7 km)
Harku forest nature trail introduces the varied Harku forest, different forest types, bogs and the species found in them. The length of the trail is 5.7 km and it is indicated with green dots in nature. In the middle of the trail, on the sand dunes, there is an open gazebo where hikers can have a rest.Harju County
Surroundings of Tallinn Recreation Area
Hiking options
Härma campfire site
The lower Härma wall or Kõlgusniidu wall is a 20.5 m high protruding rock, one of the most beautiful in Piusa primeval valley for its bright-coloured clay layers and majestic pyramid shape. The nice campfire site is in the riverside meadow, allowing tent camping and making campfire.Võru County
Haanja-Karula Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Haugi campfire site
A campfire site with simple equipment, especially for fishermen, before or after going to Lake Peipus. Be sure to bring your own camping stove or campfire material.Tartu County
Peipsiveere Nature Reserve
Campfire site
Camping facilities
Heimtali study trail (2.5 km)
The study trail is an excellent supplement to the Heimtali manor complex. To get to the start of the trail, drive towards Viljandi from the centre of Heimtali Manor. The parking area is near a small castle-like building – the old distillery. The trail passes the only Estonian lime forest in Heimtal and is intended for nature-lovers, who are interested in mighty broadleaved trees. The trunks of giant trees are covered with various rare mosses, many of which are characteristic species of the valuable habitat.Viljandi County
Sakala Recreation Area
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Hiieveski campsite
Campsite by the Paunküla reservoir.Harju County
Aegviidu-Kõrvemaa Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Hinni canyon
Hinni canyon is a ravine 15-20 m in depth. This majestic natural monument in Devonian sandstone is unique in Estonia for its depth. No other deep sandstone canyons are known. The canyon is about 200 m long, 6-10 m wide, narrowing quickly to 3 m. Uniqueness is added by the crisscross of fallen trees and a small cave with a spring. According to the lore, the spring water has a treating and rejuvenating effect. Boardwalk and stairs are provided to access to the narrow and steep canyon.Võru County
Haanja Nature Park
Hiking options
Hirmuste campsite
A campsite on a splendid sandy beach in the shade of coastal pine forest. A cosy place to admire spectacular sunsets over the sea.The campsite is situated at the seaside, on the northern part of the Kõpu peninsula, about 1 km from the Hirmuste village.
Hiiumaa
Hiiumaa Recreation Area
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Hirmuste study trail (1.3 km)
The trail starts at Hirmuste campsite, about 1 km from the Hirmuste village and runs through an old natural forest across overgrown dunes and through the marshy alder forest. On the way back along the coast, you can admire scenic sea views. The trail is most suitable for walking.The trail runs through Kõpu Nature Reserve in the immediate vicinity of the Hirmuste campsite and is marked with wooden signs.
Hiiumaa
Hiiumaa Recreation Area
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Hirvelaane campfire site
A small secluded campfire site surrounded by forest, in a low density area.Hikers must bring along all the water they need, as there are no waterpoints near the campfire site. The campfire site is located by RMK Hiking Route.
Rapla County
The Surroundings of Tallinn Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
warning
Hirvepargi campfire site
Campfire site situated in Vana-Vigala deer park (hirvepark) Jakobi Island with camping possibilities.Rapla County
Matsalu National Park
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Huitberg hiking trail (3 km)
One of the most captivating places on the Vormsi Island is the Huitberg limestone outcrop in the middle of a spruce forest, in the centre of the island. This more than 400 million years old coral reef smoothed by glacial abrasion has formed from calcareous exoskeletons of animals living in the shallow tropical seas during the Ordovician. On the outcrop, where it is not covered with moss, you can admire fossils or rare protected ferns growing in limestone cavities.The trail starts by Suuremõisa and is marked with signposts and an information board.
Lääne County
Vormsi Landscape Reserve
Hiking options
Hülkari rest stop
The recreation site offers a magnificent view on Tallinna Bay and Tallinn City. The site is located in the south-east tip of the island, close to the boarder guard radar, in the midst of wide and clean sand dunes. The sea by the recreation site is suitable for swimming.Harju County
Naissaare Nature Park
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Hundissaare campfire site
A modest campfire site at a fire pond, designed to serve as a rest stop on the hiking route.Jõgeva County
Tartu-Jõgeva Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Hüpassaare campfire site
Hüpassaare campfire site is at the beginning of Hüpassaare study trail. The campfire site provides a place to picnic and camp also if you come with a larger company. A solid shelter protects you against poor weather conditions.Viljandi County
Soomaa National Park
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Hüpassaare study trail (4.4 km)
The first part of the trail (~1 km) goes through drained peatland forest. The drained peatland forest has formed from a swamp as a result of drainage. Next, the ground starts to rise gradually, and you arrive at the edge of Kuresoo raised bog. Mires are wetlands in which plant remains are partly undegraded and deposited as peat. The wetland landscape of Kuresoo is varied. At the end of the trail there is the Mart Saar museum.Viljandi County
Soomaa National Park
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
warning
Iisaku hill campfire site
The campfire site is located at the foot of Iisaku hill. There are health trails for walking and cycling in summer and skiing in winter. Wonderful views open from Iisaku observation tower on the top of the hill.Ida-Viru County
Alutaguse National Park
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
Iisaku observation tower
Iisaku hill is the second-highest place in Ida-Viru County after Uljaste esker. In clear weather, you can see the towers of Pühtitsa Convent and Lake Peipus from the 28 m observation tower on top of the hill.Ida-Viru County
Alutaguse National Park
Illi campsite
Camping area located in a beautiful pine forest near Elva is suitable for a versatile holiday - you can stay here for a longer period of time, it is also suitable for a hiker and there is enough space for smaller events. Numerous forest roads and trails are enjoyable for walking.Tartu County
Tartu-Jõgeva Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Ilumetsa rental hut
A wonderful place to spend time. The Nohipalo hiking trail is near the rental hut.Põlva County
Räpina–Värska Recreation Area
Accommodation
Campfire site
Hiking options
Ilumetsa rest stop (Meteorite Craters)
Ilumetsa recreation site is situated near meteorite craters.There is a tourist information cabin, boardwalk, parking area and dry toilet at the recreation site. Camping with tents is not allowed. The site leads to a fascinating walk to the largest meteorite crater here, called Põrguhaud or “Grave of hell”. Wheelchair accessibility.
Võru County
Räpina–Värska Recreation Area
Disability facilities
Ingatsi study trail (4.3 km)
The first half of the trail goes through marsh forest, followed by a rise along the high bog ridge to the Kuresoo bog. There is an observation tower on the bog ridge. Next, the boardwalk meanders between bog pools. On the trail there are several recreation sites that offer scenic views of the Kuresoo bog.Viljandi County
Soomaa National Park
Hiking options
Ingatsi study trail’s observation tower (ca 1 km from the parking)
The observation tower is located on the Ingatsi study trail on one of the highest bog ridges in Estonia. You can enjoy the view of bog pools and pine trees of Kuresoo bog.Viljandi County
Soomaa National Park
Hiking options
Jalase nature trail (2 km)
Jalase landscape reserve aims to protect mire, alvar and forest communities, protected species, geological objects and the unique village landscape of Jalase. There are three western capercaillie courting grounds in the reserve area.Jalase nature trail starts at the rest stop on Jalase-Ohukotsu road. At first the trail goes for 1 km through the varied forests of Arbumetsa Special Management Zone, then 300 metres along the edge of a field to the start of the 0.7 km boardwalk. The boardwalk runs in Sõbessoo Special Management Zone and leads the visitor to Lake Sõbessoo aka Lake Jalase. From the lake, hikers are recommended to take the same route back to the start.
Rapla County
Jalase Landscape Reserve
Hiking options
warning
Rapla County
The Surroundings of Tallinn Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Järve rest stop
Long beach with golden sands, interesting protected plant species can be found under the pine trees.Saaremaa
Saaremaa Recreation Area
Järveotsa campfire site
A nice small campfire site at Lake Järveotsa near the Valgejärve nature trail.Harju County
The Surroundings of Tallinn Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Järvi Pärnjärve campsite
A quite spacious campsite that is suitable for all kinds of events. Easily accessible by car. The Järvi-Aegviidu hiking trail and RMK hiking trail pass by the campsite.Harju County
Aegviidu-Kõrvemaa Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Järvi Pikkjärve campsite
Campsite is located by Lake Järvi Pikkjärve in the forest under spruce trees. Järvi-Aegviidu hiking trail and RMK hiking trail pass by the campsite.Harju County
Aegviidu-Kõrvemaa Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Järvi-Aegviidu hiking trail (27 km)
ATTENTION!
IN CONNECTION WITH LOCAL LANDOWNERS THE TRAIL HAS BEEN CHANGED: IT IS NOW 27 KM FOM JÄRVI PIKKJÄRVE CAMPSITE TO AEGVIIDU! The 5 km between Liiapeksi to Järvi Pikkjärve has been liquidated. THE TRAIL STARTS NOW FROM JÄRVI PIKKJÄRVE CAMPSITE (TOTAL LENGHT 27 km)
This is a well known hiking trail among Estonians. With it's 27 km (previous 32 km) length and several campsites the trail offers hiking possibilities for up to 2-3 days. The beautiful and varied landscape is worth visiting.Harju County
Aegviidu-Kõrvemaa Reacreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
warning
Jõeharu campsite
The camping area located near Elva River between forest and meadow is suitable for varied holidays.Tartu County
Tartu-Jõgeva Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Jõemõisa campfire site
Coming from Saare–Pala–Kodavere road, Jõemõisa campfire site is the first of the five campfire sites around Kaiu lakes. The campfire site is situated on the high shore of Lake Jõemõisa, where you can enjoy the wonderful view of Kaiu lakes and the charms of lakeside or forest holiday.Jõgeva County
Tartu–Jõgeva Recreation Area
Accommodation
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Disability facilities
Jõemõisa hiking trail (0.5 km)
The 0.5 km forest path offers a fascinating walk for visitors of the recreation area. Those who wish to continue their hike can walk the 3 km Tammeluha hiking trail.Jõgeva County
Tartu–Jõgeva Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Jõuga lakes campfire site
The campfire sites are on the bank of Lake Pesujärv. It is a popular swimming place. There is a boardwalk leading to the lakeside and a convenient pier for taking a dip. The Jõuga lake system comprises four lakes that emerged as a result of the melting of loose ice: Lake Jõuga Pesujärv, Lake Jõuga Linajärv, Lake Jõuga Liivjärv and Lake Armise. Several rare plant and animal species can be found in the lakes, e.g. the common water frog.Ida-Viru County
Alutaguse National Park
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
Disability facilities
Jugapuulaane study trail (3.5 km)
The study trail that both starts and ends at Peraküla village at RMK Nõva Visitor Centre, square goes through the varied landscape characteristic to this area. Cycling is recommended, but the trail is also suitable for walking.Lääne County
Nõva Recreation Area
Hiking options
Juminda campsite
A campsite at the top of the westernmost peninsula in Lahemaa National Park.Harju County
Lahemaa National Park
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Disability facilities
Jussi campsite
Campsite is located by Lake Jussi Väinjärv. It is a small and private campsite, the Jussi study trail and RMK Oandu-Aegviidu-Ikla hiking trail pass by the campsiteHarju County
Aegviidu-Kõrvemaa Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Jussi nature trail (8 km)
The nature trail is surrounded with varied nature and landscapes. It goes up and down on the hills surrounding Jussi Lakes and takes the hiker to the Jussi Moor. The Jussi Moor is a unique natural community in Estonia that conditioned by the activities of the Soviet Army's activity and the several forest fires caused by that.Harju County
Aegviidu-Kõrvemaa Recreation Area
Campfire site
Camping facilities
Kaali rest stop
One of the best exposed and accessible meteorite craters in the world.About 3470 - 3545 years ago, a huge rock from space came hurtling toward the Earth. Several kilometers above the Earth’s surface, the meteorite broke into pieces from the pressure and heat of the atmosphere. The explosion left nine total craters, now known as the Kaali Meteorite Crater Field. The largest crater (which measures 110 meters across) is believed to have been a sacred site for many centuries due to its cosmic origin.
Saaremaa
Saarema Recreation Area
warning
Kabeli rest stop
The most remarkable of the remaining buildings on Osmussaare Island is the chapel (Jesu Kapell) that was built in 1766 using limestone. The chapel was renovated in 2006-2011.Lääne County
Osmussaare Landscape Reserve
Hiking options
Kabelimäe campfire site
The campfire site is located on the dunes of the former Baltic Ice Lake. The place got its name (Chapel hill) according to the Swedish general who was buried there during the Great Northern War. The campfire site is often a “lifesaver” for those who planned to overnight in the nearby Saeveski forest hut, but there was not enough room for them.Järva County
Sakala Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Kaberneeme campfire sites
Campfire sites are located 40 km from Tallinn, near the coastal village, by the quarry and the sea.Harju County
North-Estonian Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
Disability facilities
Kabli nature study trail (1.8 km)
The 1.8 km trail features versatile terrains and diverse habitats, including key habitats. There are points of interest with information boards introducing the attractions along the trail. The trail is marked with wooden arrow signs and takes 1 to 2 hours to complete. The trail ends at Priivitsa campfire site, which is a good place for making campfire and having a meal.Pärnu County
Pärnumaa Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Disability facilities
Kabli Visitor Centre
Kabli Visitor Centre is situated in the pine forest on the shore of the Gulf of Riga. Coastal sea and meadows, versatile forests, fascinating bogs and the local scenery are the most characteristic features of the nearest surroundings. Priivitsa campfire site, a good spot for setting up a tent or making fire, is situated near the nature centre. Kabli nature study trail is also nearby.We share information about RMK hiking trails and various activities in the area. We conduct nature education programs for children and adults on various topics. It's possible to watch the migration of birds and bird ringing in autumn. Find out more about our programs and events!
NB! Camping in the visitor centre's yard is not allowed! Please use Priivitsa campfire site!
Pärnu County
Pärnumaa Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Recycling point
Camping facilities
Disability facilities
Kaiu cycling trail (45 km)
The 45 km long trail runs largely across the Kaiu kames. With its length and versatile terrain, the trail is sufficiently demanding even for experienced cyclists. The trail runs south from the Kääpa village through airy pine forests, in some parts the track goes up and downhill on loose sand. You can restore your energy at campfire sites on the shores of Kaiu lakes or freshen up in the lakes. One of the most interesting spots along the trail is Sõõru village and its more than a century-old fire watchtower (visitors are not allowed in the tower!). At Pala you can replenish your food and drink supplies to have stamina for the second half of the trail. In Kääpa village you can visit Kalevipoeg Museum, dedicated to the Estonian epic hero, a theme park, the treasure-bringing goblin’s adventure trail and, with a little luck, meet some goblins along the way.Jõgeva County
Tartu–Jõgeva Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Kakerdaja nature trail (7 km)
The nature trail can be enjoyed in different sections: bog lovers have the opportunity to walk along the boardwalk (4 km) through the Kakerdaja bog. Different forest types and lakes can be seen on the Kalajärve trail section while passing the Noku campfire site, making a circle around the small and large Kalajärv you can reach back the Noku campfire site along the road. The trail is also on the RMK Oandu-Aegviidu-Ikla and RMK Peraküla-Aegviidu-Ähijärve hiking trail.Järva County
Aegviidu-Kõrvemaa Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Käkisilma campsite
A campsite under the pine trees by the sea at tip of the Kuusnõmme peninsula. There is a parking area by the campsite.Saaremaa
Vilsandi National Park
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
warning
Kaksikute campfire site
Here you can view the blackish brown boulders gneissic breccias. The boulders have been formed 540 million years ago when 10 km North-West of the island the Neugrund meteorite landed in the sea.The most famous of these boulders are the Twins (Estonian Kaksikud).
Lääne County
Osmussaare Landscape Reserve
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Kalajärve campfire site
The campfire site is located in a deep pine forest by Kakerdaja study trail.Harju County
Aegviidu-Kõrvemaa Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Kalamehe campfire site
The “Fisherman’s” campfire site is situated on the northern shore of Lake Kaiu, right next to Tammeluha campfire site. It is suitable for enthusiasts of recreational water sports and hikers who like to walk in the forest on alternating terrain, rich in wild berries and mushrooms.Jõgeva County
Tartu–Jõgeva Recreation Area
Accommodation
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Disability facilities
Kalasma campsite
Beautiful pebble beach. Ideal for enjoying peace, quite and sunsets.Saaremaa
Saaremaa Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
warning
Kaleste campsite
The campsite on the southern coast of the Kõpu peninsula boasts one of the best sandy beaches on the peninsula. Also, it is the best bathing place for families with children.Hiiumaa
Hiiumaa Recreation Area
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Kaleste study trail (1.8 km)
The trail runs in the immediate vicinity of Kaleste campsite on the northern coast of the Kõpu peninsula in Kõpu Nature Reserve and is marked with wooden signs. The trail starts and ends in the campsite at the information post, where you can also see the trail map. The trail takes 30-50 minutes to complete. There are 7 information boards introducing the sights.Hiiumaa
Hiiumaa Recreation Area
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Kalja study trail (1 km)
Kalja study trail introduces karst forms and their causes. Waters that go underground in Kalja sinkholes run as a subterranean river and appear on the ground again near Jauni village, Hiieniidi (Iilasmaa) spring area, to the north of Kalja sinkholes.Saaremaa
Saaremaa Recreation Area
Hiking options
Kaljupealse campfire site
The “cliff top” campfire site is situated in the Toolamaa village on the banks of the Võhandu River. It is a nice place to rest for campers and for canoers, offering a scenic view of the outcropping of the Võhandu River.Põlva County
Räpina–Värska Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
Kallaste cliff rest stop
Kallaste cliff is about 400 m and 10 m high lime stone disclosure.An old pine forest grows on the cliff and there's a forest trail under the trees.
At the southern part of the cliff you can see fossilized plants.
Folk tales tell that during the ancient freedom battle of Estonia Kallaste cliff was the hiding place of the Devil where he made swords for the fighters.
Hiiumaa
Hiiumaa Recreation Area
Kalmeoja campfire site
The campfire site near the Viru bog is a nice stop for hikers on RMK Oandu-Aegviidu-Ikla Hiking RouteHarju County
Lahemaa National Park
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Kalurikoja forest hut
The forest hut is situated in the shade of coastal pines on the northern coast of the Kõpu peninsula. The beach is a few steps away.The forest hut is a nice resting point for fishermen and hikers both in the summer and the winter.
The forest hut is 2.5 km from the road, but the unpaved road to the hut is not accessible with large tour buses.
Hiiumaa
Hiiumaa Recreation Area
Accommodation
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Kamari-Kärevere water route (75 km)
The recommended start of the journey is behind the dam on Kamari water reservoir. The water trail is 75 km long. The journey may take 2-3 days. The water trail is meant to be completed by non-motorised watercraft.Jõgeva County
Alam-Pedja Nature Reserve
Campfire site
Camping facilities
Kapasto forest hut
The forest hut deep in the heart of the Hiiumaa Island, in a place of an old forest keeper’s house.Hiiumaa
Hiiumaa Recreation Area
Accommodation
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
Kärdla hiking trail (4 km)
The 4 km hiking trail is suitable for a longer walk on a day off. The trail goes circular and stretches through various forest.The trail starts at the end of Tiigi Street in Kärdla, is marked with signs and is suitable for all seasons. The trail takes 1 hours to complete and in the summer can be walked through without getting feet wet.
NB! Kärdla hiking trail is not passable by bicycles or motor vehicles.
Hiiumaa
Hiiumaa Recreation Area
Hiking options
Kärgandi campfire site
Kärgandi campfire site is located in a beautiful open area in the middle of diverse forests. The forest landscape with a very varied relief around the campfire site (Selgise Mountains) is well suited for walking on your own and picking berries and mushrooms in autumn. The campfire site is a possible resting place on the Selgise cycle path, the road leading to it has moody curves and ups and downs.Tartu County
Tartu–Jõgeva Recreation Area
Accommodation
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Karjääri campsite
The shaded campsite is in a former gravel quarry, which now looks natural. Located at Abula-Kalasma study trail.Saaremaa
Saaremaa Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
warning
Karjamaa campsite
The campsite is hidden from winds from the lake, yet it is just 100 m from the beautiful sand dunes.Ida-Viru County
Northern Shore of Lake Peipus Recreation Area
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
Karula cycling trail (50 km
The trail starts at the foot of the Tellingumägi hill at the Cycling trail campfire site and partly coincides with Koiva cycling trail. The second part of the trail goes mainly along roads and forest rides in pine forests, ascending and descending and offering magnificent views.The cycling trail goes along forest roads and rides on the rolling terrain of Karula uplands.
Valga County
Haanja–Karula Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Karula long cycling trail (38 km)
The trail runs through Karula National Park and has no marked starting or end point. The easiest access to the trail is at the Karula National Park’s visitor centre, where you can park your car and ask for the National Park map at the information desk. The trail is marked with plastic and tin signs.Võru County
Karula National Park
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Karula long hiking trail (36 km)
The hiking trail runs through Karula National Park and has no marked starting or end point. The circular trail is marked with signs leading to both directions; however, it is advisable to move counter-clockwise. The trail is marked with yellow blazes on trees, plastic hiker pictograms on sign posts and tin signs along major trail sections.Võru County
Karula National Park
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Karula Pikkjärve campfire sites
The campfire sites are located in a unique east-west oriented primeval valley by the lake. The lake has high, mostly sandy banks. A peaceful place for making campfire, camping, enjoying the beauty of the lake.Valga County
Haanja–Karula Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
Karula short cycling trail (15 km)
The trail runs through Karula National Park and has no marked starting or end point. The easiest access to the trail is at the visitor centre of Karula National Park, where you can park your car and ask for the National Park map at the information point. The trail is marked with signs.Võru County
Karula National Park
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Karuskose rental hut
This rental hut – former forest keeper’s place – is suitable for an undemanding hiker. In cold weather the sauna stove can be heated. The hut is on the bank of the Raudna River, with a campfire site nearby. It is possible to go walking on Ingatsi study trail.Viljandi County
Soomaa National Park
Accommodation
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Karusselja rest stop
At Karusselja rest stop in Kloostri forest you can enjoy the beauty of the ancient lime-tree and listen to birdsong. In autumn it is good to take a basket for mushrooms with you.Pärnu County
Matsalu National Park
Käsmu cycling trail (11.6 km)
The rocky beaches force bikers into the forests on the peninsula—you can catch glimpses of the sea on the Palganeem cape and between Kõrgekalda and Palganeem, Järvekael and on the trail between the lake and the sea. The trail is perfect for cyclists who wish to take a break from civilisation and cars rushing past. The total length of the trail, including the section back and forth to Palganeem cape, is 16 km.Lääne-Viru County
Lahemaa National Park
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Käsmu hiking trail (15 km)
The hiking trail makes the circle around the peninsula, 10 km of it run along the coastline where the forest and sea meet.Lääne-Viru County
Lahemaa National Park
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Käsmu nature and culture historical trail (4.2 km)
The trail introduces the history of the smallest peninsula in Lahemaa National Park, the largest boulder field in Estonia and the rich cultural heritage of the Käsmu village.Lääne-Viru County
Lahemaa National Park
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Kassinurme campfire site
Kassinurme campfire site is at Vaiga-Kassinurme hillfort. The site is one of the oldest sacred places in Estonia. This is the favourite place for history lovers, where ancient war games are organised, old folk customs are revived and holidays of the folk calendar are celebrated. A fragment of the ancient fort has been restored, there are several information boards.Jõgeva County
Tartu-Jõgeva Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Katku campfire site
The campfire site is a good resting spot at the edge of large coniferous forests and the protected Katkusoo (Rüütli) bog. With some luck you can even spot a wood grouse. It is a nice place to rest your tired feet, make campfire, or have a picnic.Pärnu County
Pärnumaa Recreation Area
Campfire site
Camping facilities
Kaubaru forest hut
The forest hut is located in Nigula Nature Reserve. The place is suitable for overnight stay or rest for hikers who want to explore the surrounding area.Pärnu County
Nigula Nature Reserve
Accommodation
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Kauksi beach forest campsite
The campsite with clean, "singing" sands is located in one of the most beautiful tourist areas on the northern shore of Lake Peipus.Ida-Viru County
Northern Shore of Lake Peipus Recreation Area
Campfire site
Camping facilities
warning
Kauksi campsite
The largest RMK recreation site in Estonia, located on the west bank of the Kauksi stream. With its golden sand and light pine forest, Kauksi campsite is among the most highly valued campsites among our visitors.Ida-Viru County
Northern Shore of Lake Peipus Recreation Area
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
Kauksi stream study trail (3.6 km)
The hiking trail goes through a beautiful pine forest, meandering along the banks of Kauksi stream, and offering lovely views.Ida-Viru County
Northern Shore of Lake Peipus Recreation Area
Hiking options
Kautsi forest hut
Over the years this forest hut has become a meeting place for hunters. However, all visitors who have planned a stop or a rest site on their hiking route are welcome here. It is a perfect place to clear your mind and enjoy the silence. Good berry and mushroom forests are nearby.Võru County
Haanja–Karula Recreation Area
Accommodation
Campfire site
Camping facilities
Keemu observation tower
The little Keemu port on the southern coast of the Matsalu bay offers a view of the midbay islands and the shallow inland bay and coastal meadows pockmarked with tufts of reed. The inshore islets provide a good nesting place for seagulls, terns, graylag geese and gadwalls; the large coastal meadows are a stopover site for black geese, geese and common crane and a magnificent stopover and nesting place for waders.Pärnu County
Matsalu National Park
Keemu rest stop
The recreation site right next to the Keemu port is a nice place for a lunch break, a picnic under the shelter or as an open-air seating area. You can also take a walk on the rubble seawall of the port, admire the views of the surrounding landscape or watch birds from the observation tower.Pärnu County
Matsalu National Park
Keibu campfire site I
A site for camping and resting with a good swimming place.Harju County
Nõva Recreation Area
Campfire site
Camping facilities
Keibu campfire site II
A site for camping and resting with a good swimming placeHarju County
Nõva Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
Keila-Joa Park nature trail (2,1 km)
Keila-Joa Park nature trail starts at the parking area, goes along the riverbank, passes the waterfall to the corner of the park closest to the sea, and then returns to the parking area. All in all, it makes a 2-3 hour walk in a unique park forest.Keila-Joa park is a popular destination among brides and grooms. It was a custom to attach padlock to the suspension bridge to symbolize the commitment to each other.
In 2013 the stairways and suspension bridges were renovated and the padlocks removed. This was due to the padlocks causing rusting on the bridges.
In 2015 the hearts sculpture by Estonian artist Mati Karmin was opened. The sculpture will be finished as new padlocks symbolizing commitment and everlasting love are gradually added to the construction.
The nature trail is marked with red dots on the trees.
Harju County
Surroundings of Tallinn Recreation Area
Hiking options
warning
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Kellissaare campfire site
Kellissaare campfire site is located at the lake formed in a former sand quarry. The lake is suitable for swimming. A nice and peaceful place.Pärnu County
Sakala Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Keskranna rest stop
Beautiful long sandy beach not far from town, pine forest on dunes and under the pines, interesting plant species rarely occurring in Estonia.Saaremaa
Saaremaa Recreation Area
Disability facilities
Kiidjärve Visitor Centre
Kiidjärve Visitor Centre is located on the bank of the picturesque Ahja river in Kiidjärve village, at the heart of the Kiidjärve-Kooraste recreation area, surrounded by historical sights and scenic nature: the sandstone outcrops, the "ant kingdom", Valgesoo bog and Roiupalu primeval forest.Whether you walk or cycle here, or come by car, bus or train – here you can look around, have a rest and plan your further trip. It is possible to rent rooms in the centre for seminars and meetings.
Those interested may view the displays and exhibitions, watch nature documentaries and register for nature education programmes. From the visitor centre you can go to the 3.2 km Roiupalu study trail or the 11.8 km Kiidjärve-Taevaskoja-Kiidjärve hiking trail.
The visitor centre gives information about RMK recreation and hiking opportunities. You can buy maps of RMK recreation areas, protected areas and hiking trails, as well as souvenirs.
We offer various nature education programmes and study trips for schools, kindergartens and adults, and organise forest and nature events.
Põlva County
Kiidjärve–Kooraste Recreation Area
Kiidjärve Wood Ants Trail (1 km)
The 1 km study trail introduces the life of ants. Here the hiker can feel like Gulliver among ants. The trail is for walking only!Põlva County
Kiidjärve-Kooraste Recreation Area
Hiking options
Kiidjärve-Taevaskoja-Kiidjärve hiking trail (11,8 km)
The 11,8 km trail starts and ends next to Kiidjärve Visitor Centre and runs along the picturesque bank of Ahja River up to Saesaare weir and bridge and comes back along the ohter bank of the river. The hiking trail is marked with blue dots on signposts and trees.Põlva County
Kiidjärve–Kooraste Recreation Area
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Kiigemäe campfire site
The campfire site a beautiful view opens on the landscape of Otepää and Lake Pühajärv.Valga County
Otepää Nature Park
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Kilingi-Nõmme campfire site
Campsite is located by RMK Oandu-Aegviidu-Ikla hiking route and Kilingi-Nõmme forest trail. It is a good place for hikers having a rest and cooking a meal. For rainy days there is a shelter with a fireplace. Kilingi-Nõmme rental hut is located about 1km from the campfire sitePärnu County
Pärnumaa Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Kilingi-Nõmme forest trail (shorter circle 3 km, longer circle 5 km)
The trail starts from RMK Kilingi-Nõmme forest house and outdoor classroom; see the trail map on the information board. There are a number of stairs and boardwalk sections along the trail and a barbecue hut at the end of the trail. This is a forestry-themed study trail, devised by Hendrik Relve. In the shelter of the outdoor nature classroom, hikers can rest their feet and have a picnic, and schools can teach biology classes.Pärnu County
Pärnumaa Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
warning
Kilingi-Nõmme rental hut
The house is located in a beautiful pine forest near Kilingi-Nõmme. The Kilingi-Nõmme forest trail also begins in the courtyard of the forest house. A barbecue hall is located in the yard, where the users of the rental hut can spend time and grill.Pärnu County
Pärnumaa Recreation Area
Accommodation
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
warning
Kirikumäe campfire site
A campfire site located on the bank of the Põltsamaa River.Järva County
Endla Nature Reserve
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
Kirikumäe campfire site
The campfire site at the picturesque Lake Kirikumäe is an excellent rest stop for hikers in the RMK Peraküla-Aegviidu-Ähijärve hiking route.Võru County
Haanja-Karula Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Kirikumäe hiking trails (3.2 km)
The 3,2 km long hiking trail goes around lake Kirikumäe and is situated in Kirikumäe Landscape Protection Area. The trail is supplied with wooden signs and information boards.Võru County
Haanja–Karula Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Kirna study trail (6.8 km)
Kirna study trail gives an excellent opportunity to get familiar with the meadows and floodplain forest of the Pedja river. To get a better overview of the flood meadows and the river, an observation tower has been built at Altmetsa farmstead. Further on the trail there is a suspension bridge across the river.Jõgeva County
Alam-Pedja Nature Reserve
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
warning
Kisejärve hiking trail (6 km)
Lake Kisejärv hiking trail offers a 6 km walk, introducing the area, which is rich in lakes, and the history of its formation. The trail goes around Lake Kisejärv with its uneven and jutted shoreline, passes by Lake Luikjärv and leads to Lake Pahijärv, known for rare algae. The trail also passes the pastures of the well known Nopri dairy.Võru County
Haanja–Karula Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Kivi forest hut
The forest hut is situated by Hargla–Koobasaare road. You can park next to the hut. The forest hut is an old non-heated barn with bunks, and a fire ring outside. There are ruins of an old threshing barn and cowshed nearby.Valga County
Karula National Park
Accommodation
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Kividemaa cycling trail (68 km)
The cycling trail runs on the lands of Noarootsi and Nõva. It is possible to take the shorter track of 32 km or the longer one, 68 km. The trail goes along different types of road (tarmac, gravel or dirt roads). You will see the new densely populated area around Spithami – Põõsaspea and experience the tranquil rhythm of life and the Swedish atmosphere of Rooslepa, you will be on your own with the forest and the rocks on lonely forest tracks.The cycling trail starts at the RMK Nõva Visitor Centre.
Lääne County
Nõva Recreation Area
Hiking options
warning
Kloostri observation tower
From the observation tower on the left bank of the Kasari River, you can enjoy the view of the wide expanse of the river floodplain, where flocks of ducks, geese, swans and waders gather during spring floods. In the summer white storks and eagles nest in the surroundings and fly around, often you can spot moose or roe deer going about their business on the floodplain.Pärnu County
Matsalu National Park
Kogrejärve campfire site
The campfire site on the shore of the small forest lake is a nice place for fishermen, nature-lovers and those who pick berries and mushrooms. The lake is surrounded by a wonderful 80-year-old mixed pine forest with numerous good places for gathering mushrooms and berries.Valga County
Haanja–Karula Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
Koha campfire site
A campfire site with simple equipment, especially for fishermen, before or after going to Lake Peipus. Be sure to bring your own camping stove or campfire material.Tartu County
Peipsiveere Nature Reserve
Campfire site
Camping facilities
Koigi study trail (5,7 km)
The trail runs in the largest bog of Saaremaa, where different development stages of the mire can be observed. A popular legend goes that in the bog lake of Koigi a treasure was once buried, and it is guarded by spirits who occasionally reveal themselves to people.Saaremaa
Koigi Landscape Protection Area
Hiking options
Koigi study trail’s observation tower (1.5 km from the parking)
The observation tower is located on Koig study trail at the edge of the raised bog, 1.5 km from the parking lot and it is 9 m high. The tower offers a view of the bog forest, the open bog area and the bog lakes. The surroundings are especially beautiful in early mornings, when - if you are lucky - you can see a sea eagle or a bald eagle in the sky. In early spring it is possible to hear the calls of grouse.Saaremaa
Saaremaa Recreation Area
Hiking options
Koiva cultural heritage cycling trail (18 km)
The trail introduces heritage objects near the border of Estonia. The trail passes Taheva manor, windmill, shooting range, European spindle (Euonymus europaeus) plantation, ancient and tapped pine trees.Valga County
Haanja–Karula Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Koiva cultural heritage walking trail (2 km)
An interesting and varied 2 km trail, introducing the objects of cultural heritage that were important for our ancestors. For example, sacrificial rock, Tellingumäe village square and observation tower, European spindle plantation, and ancient and resin-tapped pine trees. The trail is equipped with information boards.Valga County
Haanja–Karula Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Koiva cycling trail (20 km)
The trail starts at the foot of the Tellingumägi hill at the Cycling trails campfire site and goes through the forests along the Mustjõgi and Koiva rivers. Along the trail, you can see a sacrificial rock, a sacrificial pine tree, the confluence of rivers, an interesting community of oaks. It is possible to measure the circumference of the large oak, go through dense pine forests and see resin-tapped trees. The trail goes along gravel forest roads, forest rides and paths. Equipped with 8 information boards. Along the trail there are several campfire sites where it is possible to stop and have a meal.Valga County
Haanja–Karula Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Kolga nature study trail (1.5 and 3.5 km)
The circle trail is located near the Kolga stream. It is a sandy area with pines. The oldest pines are more than 170 years old. Trail is suitable for short hikes.Pärnu County
Pärnumaa Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Koljaku rest stop
At Koljaku recreation site you enjoy the beauty of the forest, listen to the birds song and pick mushrooms in autumn.Lääne-Viru County
Lahemaa National Park
Hiking options
Konati campsite
The campsite is located in a former gravel quarry which offers a good place for camping, safe from winds. This is an excellent example of mine reclamation.Saaremaa
Saaremaa Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
Kõnnu Suursoo observation tower (ca 2.3 km from the parking)
The observation tower is located on the Järvi-Aegviidu hiking trail in the middle of Kõnnu Suursoo - it translates into English as Kõnnu Big Bog. To visit the observation tower, follow the left branch of the Paukjärve nature trail for 1 km from the Kaksiksilla parking lot to the Pauljärve esker. There the nature trail crosses the Järvi-Aegviidu hiking trail. Turn left to Kõnnu Suursoo and after 1.2 km you will reach the observation tower.The tower offers a view of the bog landscape and pools.
Harju County
Aegviidu-Kõrvemaa Reacreation Area
Hiking options
Konsu campsite
The campsite is located on the high bank of Lake Konsu. It is the largest lake in the Kurtna lake system, and its main species are the common roach, the European perch, and the pike.Ida-Viru County
Northern Shore of Lake Peipus Recreation Area
Campfire site
Camping facilities
Kooliranna campfire site
The campfire site at Lake Pühajärv is a wonderful rest stop for hikers, suitable for tent camping and swimming.Valga County
Otepää Nature Park
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Koolmajärve campfire site
The campfire site is situated at Lake Koolmajärve. Tent camping is not allowed. The lake is one of the darkest black-water lakes in the middle of the pine forest.Põlva County
Räpina–Värska Recreation Area
Campfire site
Kooraste cycling trail (38 km)
The trail goes along gravel roads through beautiful pine forests and offers views of several lakes and rivers and objects of cultural heritage.Põlva County
Kiidjärve–Kooraste Recreation Area
Accommodation
Campfire site
Camping facilities
Kooraste Kõrgeperve campsite
A place for a forest vacation on the high eastern shore of Lake Kõvvõrjärve. Here it is possible to make a fire and camp, catch fish or simply enjoy nature while walking in the beautiful pine forest of the surrounding area, as well as pick berries or mushrooms.Põlva County
Kiidjärve–Kooraste Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Kooraste Kõverjärve campfire site
A nice lakeside site for a hiker for a forest holiday. Here it is possible to catch fish, make a campfire and camp, but there is also enough space for a smaller event. Kooraste cycling trail passes the campfire site, which is also suitable for walking. A lot of nice walks can be done on the numerous forest trails along the lake.Põlva County
Kiidjärve–Kooraste Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Kooraste rental hut
The rental hut is perfect for visitors of Pokuland, people who come to gather berries and mushrooms and those in search of silence.Põlva County
Kiidjärve–Kooraste Recreation Area
Accommodation
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Kooraste Suurjärve campfire site
A nice place for forest and beach recreation.Põlva County
Kiidjärve-Kooraste Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Koorküla Valgjärve campfire sites
The lakeshore with the most beautiful sandy beaches in this area is an ideal place for family holiday. The first campfire site is large enough for several groups of people and the sandy beach also provides an opportunity for swimming. However, watch out when swimming, because the location of the onetime manor is on the bottom of the lake, and according to the local lore, also water-dwellers live there. The second campfire site is suitable for a modest lonely wanderer.Valga County
Sakala Recreation Area
Campfire site
Camping facilities
Koosa campfire site
A favourite spot for overnight stay for fishermen at the crossing of the Emajõgi and Koosa rivers.Tartu County
Peipsiveere Nature Reserve
Campfire site
Camping facilities
Kopra campfire site
The campfire site is situated on a small island in the middle of a drainage ditch, and can be accessed across a bridge. This is a suitable resting and overnight stop for hikers. The Kopra –Ikla section (74 km) of RMK Hiking Route passes the campfire site.Pärnu County
Pärnumaa Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Kõpu Suurkivi rest stop
About 2,3 km from Kõpu village lays the second largest erratic boulder of Hiiumaa - Kõpu Suurkivi or Lepistpao Erratic Boulder. The diameter of the boulder is 28.4 m and it is 5.3 m high. There is a staircase leading to the top of the boulder.Hiiumaa
Hiiumaa Recreation Area
Kõrgekalda campfire site
The campfire site on the high bank of the picturesque Kääpa River is a place to enjoy a peaceful forest holiday. The campfire site is situated at the forest road, in the immediate vicinity of the Koseveski cycling trail.Jõgeva County
Tartu–Jõgeva Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Kõrgeperve campfire site
The campfire site is located in a naturally beautiful place, where the foaming waters of the Koiva river flow by. The place is also constantly changing, as the bank in the river bend is gradually worn away by the water. A wonderful place for recreation and enjoying the beauty of nature.Valga County
Haanja–Karula Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Kõrgessaare orchids' study trail (100 m)
The self-guided study trail offers a chance to learn about local orchids in a short time. Accessible also for tourists travelling by tour buses. The educational flower bed is primarily intended for learning about different species of the orchid family, but it also provides opportunities for outdoor study for schoolchildren and biology enthusiasts.In the middle of Kõrgessaare small town, next to the parking area.
The boardwalk trail takes 15 minutes to complete.
Hiiumaa
Hiiumaa Recreation Area
Kõrtsi-Tõramaa campfire site
Kõrtsi-Tõramaa campfire site is located near the Visitor Centre. It is a good place for bigger group to have a picnic, camp or park a caravan.Viljandi County
Soomaa National Park
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
warning
Kõrtsikraavi campfire site
The campfire site is by the main ditch of Iisaku, called Kõrtsikraavi 'tavern ditch', after the former tavern of Iisaku. The ditch is 13 km long and runs into the Rannapungerja river.Ida-Viru County
Alutaguse National Park
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
Rapla County
The Surroundings of Tallinn Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Koseveski cycling trail (20 km)
The trail starts in Koseveski at the Kääpa River and is suitable for a leisurely cycling trip along forest paths and rides. The trail passes through versatile forests rich in wild berries and mushrooms, rivers and several recreation and campfire sites to enjoy peace and quiet, and the beauty of nature.Jõgeva County
Tartu–Jõgeva Recreation Area
Campfire site
Kotka campfire site
The campfire site is suitable for a suburban vacation and a stop by the Ilmatsalu River for fishermen or walkers.Tartu County
Tartu–Jõgeva Recreation Area
Campfire site
Camping facilities
Kotka hiking trail (6,7km)
Kotka hiking trail introduces the fen and the transition mire and sandy eskers. Its sights include the high wooded sandy eskers, which developed when Lake Peipus receded, and the mystic bog islands in Rüütli bog, which developed from the sediments accumulated at the end of the Ice Age. The transition from sandy eskers to the mire is unexpected, this kind of varied landscape offers a pleasant change for hikers.Ida-Viru County
Alutaguse National Park
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
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Camping facilities
Kõverajärve rental hut
The “crooked lake” rental hut is situated near Lake Kõvera, Võru municipality, Võru County. A perfect place for a lakeside holiday.NB! At the forest house, you can meet the neighbor's friendly dogs (Malamutes). If the dogs bother you, please call the owner +372 5061141.
Võru County
Räpina–Värska Recreation Area
Accommodation
Campfire site
Camping facilities
Kõverjärve rest stop
A rest stop in Ohepalu Landscape Protection Area near Lake Vatku Kõverjärv (Vohnja Kõverjärv).Lääne-Viru County
North-Estonian Recreation Area
Krani campfire site
A small and secluded camping site with a shelter located by the Liivoja stream.Järva County
Aegviidu-Kõrvemaa Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Krapi campsite
The campsite is situated in the shade of old coastal pines on the ca 1,5 km stretch of the seashore.Pärnu County
Pärnumaa Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Kubja rest stop
The rest stop is on the shore of Lake Kubija. The main attraction here is an artesian well, from which water flows under natural pressure to the ground.Võru County
Haanja-Karula Recreation Area
warning
Kublitsa campfire site
The campfire site is 2 km south of the town of Võru by Lake Kublitsa. This is a small forest lake without an inflow and outflow. The campfire site is a nice place to have a picnic with family. Around the site there are good places for picking mushrooms and berries.Võru County
Haanja–Karula Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
Kukemetsa forest hut
The easily accessible forest hut is situated by the gravel forest road. The surrounding forests are rich in wild berries and mushrooms and suitable for just walking. The forest hut is a good resting spot along the Selgise cycling trail and Peraküla-Aegviidu-Ähijärve hiking trail.Tartu County
Tartu–Jõgeva Recreation Area
Accommodation
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Disability facilities
Kukeseene campfire site
The “Chanterelle” campfire site is one of the campfire sites at Kaiu lakes and is suitable for enthusiasts of recreational water sports and hikers who like to walk in the forest of alternating terrain, rich in wild berries and mushrooms.Jõgeva County
Tartu–Jõgeva Recreation Area
Accommodation
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
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Camping facilities
Disability facilities
Kulli campfire site
Campfire site located in North-Kõrvemaa near Lake Kulli.Harju County
Aegviidu-Kõrvemaa Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
Kulpri campsite
Campsite is located in the south-west part of Vilsandi Island. It has a beautiful view to the open sea and is a known swimming place with beautiful white sand among the islanders.Saaremaa
Vilsandi National Park
Outdoor fireplace
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Camping facilities
Kurisoo campfire site
Campfire site located near Aravete surrounded by vast spruce forest.Järva County
Aegviidu-Kõrvemaa Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Kurtna hiking trail (9 km)
The hiking trail is located in the Kurtna Lake District and is part of the Alutaguse National Park. The trail starts from the parking lot of Nõmmejärve campfire site. The density of lakes of different types, variable landscapes, beauty of wetlands and vegetation form an enchanting mosaic to enjoy.Ida-Viru County
Alutaguse National Park
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Kütioru hiking trail (9.6 km)
The 9.6 km trail starts at the parking area near Kütioru Alpine Skiing Centre. The trail is varied and the terrain is quite steep and difficult. This is why you should allow 4-5 hours to go through this trail. The trail has been prepared so that the hiker gets the best possible overview of Estonia’s largest and mightiest primeval valley – the Kütiorg, with former mill sites and other objects of cultural heritage. In the forests on the slopes of the Kütiorg valley there are spruce forests that are more than a century old and extraordinarily big and tall aspens.Võru County
Haanja Nature Park
Hiking options
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Kütioru short hiking trail (2.8 km)
Instead of the longer hiking trail of Kütioru (9.6 km), it is possible to choose the shorter trail, which is about 2.8 km long, indicated with white colour marks. The trail starts at the parking area near Kütiorg Alpine Skiing Centre and leads to the bottom of the valley first. The first half of the trail is the same as the beginning of the 9.6 km hiking trail. There are sections with steep slopes which can be slippery in wet weather.Kütiorg, the grandest primeval valley in Estonia, is up to 70 metres deep. The valley is characterised by steep slopes and a relatively narrow bottom (250-600 m). Its slopes are intersected by numerous gullies, called 'tsoris' in the local dialect, which are the largest ones in Estonia. The main sight of Kütioru short hiking trail is the deep valley called Suurtsori.
Võru County
Haanja Nature Park
Hiking options
Kuueristi rest stop
You can enjoy the beauty of the forest and listen to the birds song in this recreation site.The site is located by the RMK hiking route.
Lääne-Viru County
Lahemaa National Park
Hiking options
Kuuraniidu study trail (1,8 km)
The boardwalk goes through ancient drained peatland forest and back to the starting point. The attractions of the trail are the enormous mighty aspens, which have weathered storms and time. There is a campfire site and camping area at the beginning of the trail. The Kuuraniidu forest has been formed from swamp forest as a result of drainage. The forest can be dangerous in strong winds due to falling trees!Viljandi County
Soomaa National Park
Campfire site
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Camping facilities
warning
Laagriplatsi campfire site
The camfire site is in a picturesque place: in the bend of the Koiva river - in a grove between the water meadows and the river bank. A peaceful place to have a rest and enjoy the beauty of nature.Valga County
Haanja–Karula Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Laari campfire site
A nice place to stay for forest recreation in a pine forest by Tartu-Põlva road. At the campfire site starts Laari forestry study trail (3 km).Põlva County
Kiidjärve–Kooraste Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Laari forestry study trail (3 km)
The 3 km long circular forestry study trail starts at Laari campfire site. It is suitable for a peaceful walk for holidaymakers, nature lovers and walkers with pets. The trail is very diverse - it runs along pine, spruce and birch forest roads and paths, over the Lambiniidu and a ditch, over which wooden bridges have been built. You can "meet" the three biggest predators of Estonia on the trail.Põlva County
Kiidjärve–Kooraste Recreation Area
Outdoor fireplace
Laasimetsa campfire site
A suitable place for rest and relaxation for off-track hikers and picnickers, but also for hunters after a successful hunt.Drive 3.5 km from Hüti towards Käina, at the left side of Hüti–Käina road.
Hiiumaa
Hiiumaa Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Labidakivi campfire site
The campfire site amidst the pine forest and sand dunes is perfect for hikers who prefer privacy. The keywords of this site could be “peace and quiet”. Years ago journalist Aime Jõgi described the site saying “The air is full of molecules of happiness in this place”.Viljandi County
Sakala Recreation Area
Campfire site
Camping facilities
Lagedi campsite
You can admire coastal pines of Lake Peipus and rushes in the campsite sitated by Raadna stream.Jõgeva County
Northern Shore of Lake Peipus Recreation Area
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
Disability facilities
Lagle campfire site
Lagle campfire site is a separately situated campfire site on the left bank of the Ilmatsalu River.Tartu County
Tartu–Jõgeva Recreation Area
Campfire site
Camping facilities
warning
Laho forest hut
Laho campfire site for camping in tents and forest hut are situated on the shore of Lake Laho. The forest hut has no heating, but has fire ring with barbecue grill, picnic table with shelter, woodshed and dry toilet. A great place for a lakeside forest holiday.Põlva County
Kiidjärve-Kooraste Recreation Area
Accommodation
Campfire site
Camping facilities
Laiksaare forest hut
The forest house is situated on Laiksaare nature study trail, which introduces riparian forests. This is an excellent place to watch birds and listen to their singing. The forest hut is a good overnight stop for hikers on the Kopra tare – Ikla section (74 km) of RMK Hiking Route.Pärnu County
Pärnumaa Recreation Area
Accommodation
Campfire site
Hiking options
Laiksaare nature study trail (1,5 km)
The trail runs in the riparian forest of the Rannametsa River, with rich vegetation and versatile terrain. The trail aims to introduce riparian forests, which are rare in Estonia, and characteristic bog plant communities. About halfway through the trail you will arrive at the forest hut, which is an excellent place to rest and listen to the singing of birds.Pärnu County
Pärnumaa Recreation Area
Accommodation
Campfire site
Hiking options
Lake Ähijärv campfire site
The campfire site is situated on the shore of scenic Lake Ähijärv. There is a beach with a swim deck and changing cabin near the campfire site. Tents are not allowed at the campfire site, but you can pitch your tent at Suuremäe campsite up on the hill.Võru County
Karula National Park
Campfire site
Hiking options
Lake Endla hiking trail (8 km)
The trail starts at the information board in Kärde and ends at Tooma. It takes 3 h on average to walk the trail. Near Tooma the trail coincides with Lake Männikjärv bog study trail. During flood the trail can be partly flooded. The trail is intended for walking and is marked with yellow spots on trees.Jõgeva County
Endla Nature Reserve
Outdoor fireplace
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Camping facilities
Lake Jõksi campfire site
A nice lakeside spot for forest recreation very close to the small town of Kanepi.Põlva County
Kiidjärve-Kooraste Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
Lake Kaiu campfire site
The campfire site is situated on the eastern bank of Lake Kaiu and is the last one of the campfire sites at Kaiu lakes. The campfire site is suitable for enthusiasts of recreational water sports and hikers who like to walk in the forest of alternating terrain, rich in wild berries and mushrooms.Jõgeva County
Tartu–Jõgeva Recreation Area
Accommodation
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
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Camping facilities
Disability facilities
Lake Kavadi campfire site
The campfire site is in the protected manor park of Uue-Saaluse, near Lake Kavadi, which is known for its uneven shoreline and numerous islands. The water surface area of Lake Kavadi is 27 ha, and the lake is located 210.7 m above the sea level. Max depth 8.2 m, average depth approximately 3.5 m. There are two separate fire rings, a camping area and a swimming beach. One of the campfire rings is on the hill, where a wonderful view opens on the lake. In summer you can find cowslips and wild strawberries near the site. There is a bus stop at the driveway into the manor park.Võru County
Haanja Nature Park
Campfire site
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Camping facilities
Lake Kavadi hiking trail (2.2 km)
The pearl of the Haanja area – Lake Kavadi with its winding shoreline and numerous islands can justly claim the title of the most beautiful lake in Estonia. The hiking trail starts in Uue-Saaluse manor park, goes along the shore of Lake Kavadi to the road. The out-and-back trail is 2.2 km long, running on the shore path and in the forest. In autumn hikers can find cowberries, bilberries and several edible forest mushrooms near the trail. The trail is equipped with wooden signs and information boards. In Uue-Saaluse manor park there are 2 fire rings with barbecue grill, where it is possible to camp and swim and enjoy the magnificent view of Lake Kavadi.Võru County
Haanja Nature Park
Campfire site
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Camping facilities
Lake Öördi forest hut
It is possible to picnic, camp or have a rest in the forest hut. Hikers can take a relaxing walk to the bog lake of Öördi in Öördi bog.Viljandi County
Soomaa National Park
Accommodation
Campfire site
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Camping facilities
Lake Öördi study trail (2.4 km)
The Öördi bog is the only bog in Soomaa National Park, in which a residual lake of the former large Ice Lake has survived at the edge of the bog.Viljandi County
Soomaa National Park
Campfire site
Hiking options
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Lake Prossa recreation site
This relatively isolated recreation site offers you a chance to see one of the largest erratic boulders in Jõgeva County.Jõgeva County
Tartu–Jõgeva Recreation Area
Lake Pühajärv hiking trail (14 km)
Lake Pühajärv hiking trail is a 14 km trail designed for walkers. This hiking trail offers the best way to get familiar with Lake Pühajärv and its surrounds. Natural objects near the trail: Lake Pühajärv, Armuallikas (the Spring of Love), head of the Väike-Emajõgi river, Koolirand, Murrumets, Pühajärve War Oak and oak stand.Valga County
Otepää Nature Park
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
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Lake Pühajärv sensation trail (1.5 km)
The circular hiking trail, equipped with bridges and boardwalks, is suitable for a pleasant walk and enjoying nature, even for younger and older hiking enthusiasts. Next to the trail, on the shore of Lake Pühajärv, there is Kooliranna campfire site, where you can grill and have a rest, and cool off in the lake water in summer.Valga County
Otepää Nature Park
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Lake Rae campsite
The campsite is situated at Lake Rae and is a nice place for a forest recreation, swimming, fishing or hiking on Lake Rae hiking trail. The Kopra –Ikla section (74 km) of RMK Hiking Route passes the campsite.Pärnu County
Pärnumaa Recreation Area
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
warning
Lake Rae hiking trail (1.7 km)
The 1.7 km hiking trail starts at Lake Rae campsite and leads along the lakeshore, where you can spot common kingfishers or beaver activities. The trail offers fascinating views for photography enthusiasts and families with children.Pärnu County
Pärnumaa Recreation Area
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Lake Saare study trail (3.5 km)
You can start the 3.5 km trail, which introduces different forest communities, at the parking area at the start of the trail, or at Sihi or Papi campfire sites. The trail runs along forest surface paths, forest rides, boardwalk and footpaths across a varied terrain. The trail passes the Manteuffel family’s burial and an environmental monitoring station. It offers an interesting and educational walk for visitors of all ages.Jõgeva County
Tartu–Jõgeva Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
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Camping facilities
warning
Lake Tündre campfire site
On the shore of the beautiful Lake Tündre you can spend more time than just a short break. The solid shelter protects against poor weather. The lake is rich in fish and in summer the water is convenient for swimming. To launch the boat, please go to the nearby Tündre Suurekivi campfire site. The lake is surrounded by forests where you can pick berries and mushrooms.Valga County
Sakala Recreation Area
Campfire site
Camping facilities
Lake Umbjärv campfire site
The lakeside campfire site, located in a beautiful pine forest south of Elva, is suitable for a shorter stop and a swim, as well as a longer stop - camping. Numerous forest roads and trails are also suitable for just fun walksTartu County
Tartu-Jõgeva Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Lake Vaskna campfire site
The campfire site is on the shore of Lake Vaskna and offers a magnificent view of the rolling terrain. A nice place for making campfire, camping, swimming and enjoying nature. Lake Vaskna is 242 m above the sea level; its area is 25 hectares, max depth 10 m. There are several legends about Lake Vaskna.Võru County
Haanja Nature Park
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Lake Viti hiking trail (2,5 km)
The trail starts from the parking lot on Vitipalu Road and runs along the kames to Viti observation tower, then a few hundred meters along the Tartu Marathon trail until reaches Primeval valley campfire site above the sand outcrop of the Elva primeval valley. From there, the hiking trail runs along the edge of the ancient valley back to the parking lot. There are lots of ups and downs on the trail. The trail is indicated with RMK signposts and yellow markings on trees.Tartu County
Tartu-Jõgeva Recreation Area
Hiking options
Langevoja campfire site
The campfire site is located next to the Langevoja water cascade. You can hear the water falling as you picnic, and enjoy the view from the bridge. The view is particularly breathtaking during the flood, early in the spring.Ida-Viru County
Northern Shore of Lake Peipus Recreation Area
Campfire site
Lasajärve campfire site
In the still of the bog pine forest a beautiful lake glimmers, and on its shore a small group of hikers can comfortably spend the night. The lake is quite shallow – you have to walk nearly 50 m before it gets deep enough for swimming. In summer there are lots of bilberries, in autumn you can go mushrooming.Valga County
Sakala Recreation Area
Campfire site
Camping facilities
Laskevälja cycling trail (43 km)
Laskevälja cycling trail introduces the military history and cultural heritage of the Värska area. The trail goes along the former military shooting area used before WWII. On the 43 km trail, it is possible to experience the charm and the challenge of the largest and most elevated kame area in south-eastern Estonia – the Mustoja kame area.Võru County
Räpina-Värska Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Läti campfire site
In Läti campfire site it is possible to picnic and camp. A solid shelter protects you against poor weather. For a change, you can climb to the observation tower and enjoy the view of vast flooded meadows.Viljandi County
Soomaa National Park
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Läti campfire site’s observation tower
Läti observation tower is located in the campfire site of the same name, right next to the Kõpu-Jõesuu road. From the tower, you can look at the meadows and, during high water, on the water field.Viljandi County
Soomaa National Park
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Latika campfire site
A campfire site with simple equipment, especially for fishermen, before or after going to Lake Peipus. Be sure to bring your own camping stove or campfire material.Tartu County
Peipsiveere Nature Reserve
Campfire site
Camping facilities
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Laugu forest keeper’s rental hut
Laugu forest keeper’s cottage was built for the military forest ranger in 1856. This old, 32-metre farmhouse has been in service of Estonian forestry for 150 years, regardless of the political regime.Saaremaa
Saaremaa Recreation Area
Accommodation
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
warning
Laululuige campfire site
Laululuige campfire site by the Ilmatsalu River is a suitable place for a walkers or fisherman.Tartu County
Tartu–Jõgeva Recreation Area
Campfire site
Camping facilities
warning
Leemeti forest hut
Here you can make campfire inside a conical tent while staying protected from the weather. The tent is perfect for warming hands and feet after a ski trip in winter.2 km towards Lelu from Puski–Emmaste road, at the left side of the road.
Hiiumaa
Hiiumaa Recreation Area
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Leemeti hiking trail (2+3 km)
The physically rather demanding circular trail with its ups and downs can be completed as 2 km or 3 km loops. In the winter it is also suitable for cross-country skiing. After having a walk, you are welcome to have a picnic at Leemeti forest hut.Hiiumaa
Hiiumaa Recreation Area
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Leemeti rental hut
Enjoy a private stay both in the summer and the winter. Although easily accessible, the hut is located in the middle of the forest, far from major settlements. The Leemeti hiking trail, where you can enjoy cross-country skiing in the winter and nice walks in the summer, is within view.Hiiumaa
Hiiumaa Recreation Area
Accommodation
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
warning
Leetse campsite
Leetse campfire sites are at the beautiful Lahepere Bay in the pine forest. There are 5 campfire sites, located far enough from each other for some privacy.Harju County
Surroundings of Tallinn Recreation Area
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
Leevaku campfire site
Leevaku campfre site is situated on the banks of the Võhandu River. It is a nice spot for fishing and for resting on a canoe trip. Wheelchair accessible.Põlva County
Räpina–Värska Recreation Area
Campfire site
Camping facilities
Leevi campfire site
Leevi campfire site for camping with tents is situated on the bank of the Võhandu River. A favourite spot for canoers.Põlva County
Räpina–Värska Recreation Area
Accommodation
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Leivaahjumäe campfire site
The campfire site is a nice place to stop for hikers on RMK Penijõe-Aegviidu-Kauksi Hiking Route and on Neeruti nature trail. Neeruti lakes are situated nearby.Lääne-Viru County
North-Estonian Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Lemme campsite
Lemme campsite has been a popular holiday destination among domestic and foreign tourists for dozens of years. The campsite is situated on the seashore in the shade of pine trees and is surrounded by fence.Pärnu County
Pärnumaa Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Disability facilities
Lemmjõe forest study trail (5.8 km)
The trail goes along the bank of the Raudna River up to the place where the Raudna and Lemmjõgi rivers join. Next the trail runs along the bank of the Lemmjõgi River and ends at Kuusekäära again. The “keelemets” is an often flooded floodplain forest by the Lemmjõgi River. Traces of beaver activity can be seen near the study trail.Viljandi County
Soomaa National Park
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
warning
Lepaaugu campfire site
Lepaauk is a small lake, which is a favourite place for fishermen. Early in summer the small lake is also used for swimming. Later in summer, when sea water in the Keibu Bay has warmed up, people usually prefer to walk a few hundred metres along the boardwalk to the sea, where it is possible to enjoy the beautiful beach and the sandy sea bottom.Lääne County
Nõva Recreation Area
Campfire site
Camping facilities
Lepajõe parking area
A nice place at the Lepajõe River mouth, on the left bank for people, who come to visit the magic of the Keibu Bay just for one day. A boardwalk runs from the parking area to the sea.Lääne County
Nõva Recreation Area
Liipsaare forest hut
Liipsaare forest hut is situated near the Meenikunno bog. The forest hut is furnished with a stove and bunk beds. There is fire ring with barbecue grill, picnic table, woodshed, dry toilet and observation tower near the forest hut.Camping and parking is forbidden near the Liipsaare forest hut. Enjoy a wonderful forest holiday!
Põlva County
Räpina–Värska Recreation Area
Accommodation
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Liipsaare observation tower
From Liipsaare observation tower hikers get a wonderful view of the Meenikunno bog landscape.Põlva County
Räpina–Värska Recreation Area
Accommodation
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Liivanõmme study trail (7.4 km)
The study trail starts and ends at Peraküla campsite, passing the varied landscape characteristic to this area. There is much to discover both for nature observers and those interested in heritage. The study trail is marked with an orange color marking and passable without getting your feet wet.Lääne County
Nõva Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Liivaseranna-Peraküla study trail (3,7 km)
The study trail starts and ends at Peraküla campsite, Liivase rand (Sandy beach), goes through the typical landscape of the area. Along the trail we can see both young and older pine forests, sand dunes, swampy areas and lakes. It runs along the stone road dating from the period of the World War I.The study trail is marked with a green color marking.
Lääne County
Nõva Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Liivjärve campfire site
The campfire site is on the bank of Lake Liivjärv, one of the poorest in species among the Kurtna lakes. Years ago there were extensive forest fires on the banks of Lake Liivjärv. Surface area 4.7 ha and maximum depth 10 m.Ida-Viru County
Alutaguse National Park
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
Lilli study trail (2.9 km)
The trail has been prepared mainly for conducting the study programmes of Lilli Nature House, and one can go it through by smaller sections. One of the most frequently visited sections of the trail is the rowan tree stand with the “witch’s rock” and the site where the tree lungwort (Lobaria pulmonaria) grows, about 1 km from the start. The start of the trail is impressive – after the huge larch trees in the park the hiker is guided to a path lined by 150-year old lime trees. With the help of the map it will be easier to find the former nest tree of the black stork, the Virapuu rock and the place where the half-a-metre beard lichens (genus Usnea) grow.Viljandi County
Sakala Recreation Area
Hiking options
Linajärve campfire site
The campfire site is located at Lake Linajärv.Jõgeva County
Endla Nature Reserve
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Lindora campfire site
Lindora is the place where the traditions and skills of three municipalities meet and where a country fair is held at the end of October every year. This is a long tradition, as the first fair was held here in early 1920s already. The fairs were held in the dry sandy pine forest near the intersection of the Vastseliina, Obinitsa and Lepassaare roads. The fair took place every year on 28 October aka the feast day of Saint Simon and Jude. At first only farm animals were traded. Later also manufactured goods, handmade items, handicraft and gardening products were added.Võru County
Haanja–Karula Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
Linnajärve campfire site
The campfire site is on the shore of a small forest lake. The lake is surrounded by transition mire with 80-year-old pine forest and middle-aged mixed pine forest. At the beginning of the summer it is possible to admire the beauty of the cowberry blossoms, and in late summer eat the refreshing cowberries.Valga County
Haanja–Karula Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Lõhavere campfire sites
The campfire sites and their surrounds are perfect both for a lonely wanderer and a larger group of hikers. The expansive hill fort area is suitable for organising party games and competitions. There is no drinking water available on site, but there is a stream flowing at the start of the forest path about twenty metres away, where campers can freshen up in the morning. Those who need to have their car nearby when sitting at the campfire, can use the campfire site and shelter at the parking area.Viljandi County
Sakala Recreation Area
Campfire site
Camping facilities
Lõhavere hill fort
The hill fort of Lõhavere was occupied by a local Estonian chieftain Lembitu during the Late Iron Age. It is one of the most thoroughly studied hill forts in Estonia. Major archaeological excavations have been conducted on the site since the late 19th century and almost two thirds of the stronghold has been excavated. Many of the stronghold’s details correspond to the description of the castle written in the Livonian Chronicle by a priest called Henry of Latvia in 1215. The stronghold has been built on a moraine hill which rises 8 to 10 meters above the surrounding terrain. Encircling the top of the hill is a man-made sand wall, which was originally supported from inside by a 2.5 meter timber wall. Timber structures were built on the top of the wall. The main gate of the hill fort was on the north side and was probably protected by a wooden tower.Viljandimaa
Sakala puhkeala
Loode oak stand study trail (2.8 km)
The oak belonging to the oldest generation of the Loode oak stand, dedicated to the linguist Johannes Aavik, was measured to be 450-500 years old in October 2000. The oldest generation of the oak stand is presumably formed of trees that remained from the shipbuilding campaign initiated by Peter I.Saaremaa
Saaremaa Recreation Area
Hiking options
Loodenina observation tower
A place by the sea good for bird and nature observations. To get to the observation tower you must hike through Loode oak-wood. From the tower you get a beautiful view of Kuressaare Bay.Saaremaa
Saaremaa Recreation Area
Loodi campfire site
Access to Loodi campfire site through the yard of Loodi Manor. Car parking in the spacious parking area. On the shore of the artificial lake at the start of the hiking trail there is a large campfire site and camping area. Those who go on the trail should be ready for several difficult ascents, but the red sandstone outcrop with its several springs is worth visiting.Viljandi County
Sakala Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Loodi larch stand hiking trail (0.2 km)
The trail is near Karksi-Nuia–Viljandi road. Car parking in a spacious parking area. The larch stand covers about half a hectare and is impressive with its huge European larch trees. The tallest tree is 43.3 m; the average height of the larches is 38.5 m. The trail takes you to visit the cemetery of von Bock family, the manor lords of Loodi.Viljandi County
Sakala Recreation Area
Hiking options
Loodi valley hiking trail (2 km)
You can go to Loodi hiking trail both from the side of Paistu or through the yard of Loodi Manor. At the start of the hiking trail near the manor there is a large campfire site and camping area on the lakeshore. Those who go on the trail should be ready for several difficult ascents, but the red sandstone outcrop with its several springs is worth visiting.Viljandi County
Sakala Recreation Area
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Loosalu campfire site
Loosalu campfire site is in the north-eastern corner of Loosalu bog. The bog can be explored on Loosalu–Paluküla study trail. The beautiful Loosalu bog is a classical representative of Estonian bog landscapes. The campfire site is located by RMK Hiking Route.Rapla County
Kõnnumaa Landscape Reserve
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Loosalu-Paluküla nature trail (7.7 km)
Nature trail is 7.7 km long, of this 4 km is boardwalk. The trail goes over the bog and passes Lake Loosalu. After crossing the bog the trail rises a bit higher and enters the forest reaching eventually the Paluküla village's Hiiemägi hill.Rapla County
Kõnnumaa Landscape Reserve
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Lõunalaagri campfire site
A nice campfire site on the Lõunalaagri hiking trail at an artificial lake. Nearby forests are rich in berries and mushrooms.Võru County
Räpina-Värska Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Lõunalaagri hiking trail (1.8 km)
Beautiful nature, varied landscape and the events of the past from the time of the first Republic of Estonia offer excitement here for both history and nature lovers. In 1926, the shooting range of the South Camp and a military camp with barracks, residential houses, an ambulance and casinos were built in this area. You can still see the ruins the buildings in some places. The length of the trail is 1.8 km.Võru County
Räpina–Värska Recreation Area
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Lõunasadama campfire site I
This an exciting place during midsummer when thousands of Charadriiformes stop in the Bay closeby.Lääne County
Osmussaare Landscape Reserve
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Lõunasadama campfire site II
This an exciting place during midsummer when thousands of Charadriiformes stop in the Bay closeby.Lääne County
Osmussaare Landscape Reserve
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Võru County
Hanja Karula Recreation Area
Accommodation
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Luhasoo campfire site
A campfire site at the beginning of Luhasoo study trail, where it is nice to stop and have a picnic.Võru County
Haanja-Karula Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Luhasoo study trail (5 km)
Luhasoo, the only mire protection area in Võru County, is interesting because all the stages of bog formation can be seen here from fens to raised bogs. The study trail in Luhasoo is 5 km long; in its wet parts in the fen and bog there is a boardwalk. The trail passes by a bog lake and leads to a mineral soil island with a nice forest hut on it. Interesting information about wildlife is available on information boards in Estonian and English.Võru County
Haanja–Karula Recreation Area
Accommodation
Campfire site
Hiking options
Luidja campsite
Luidja campsite is situated close to a sandy beach which is famous for its “singing sands”. The campsite is sheltered from the burning sun and sea winds by a lush black alder forest. The alder roots protect the beach from sand drift in the winds.The campsite is situated in Luidja, at the beginning of the Kõpu peninsula, 25 km from Kärdla.
Hiiumaa
Hiiumaa Recreation Area
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
Luige rental hut
The “Swan’s” rental hut is situated on the shore of Lake Õrsava (about 200 meters from the lake). Enjoy your holiday at Lake Õrsava.Võru County
Räpina–Värska Recreation Area
Accommodation
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Luite campfire site
The campfire site is on the historical Sakala Road and is suitable for hikers both for a brief stop or an overnight stay, even for larger groups. The sandy dune ridge is a remnant of the Baltic Ice Lake. When you walk barefoot on the sand, you may easily feel that the sea is not far. The pine forest with its well-groomed undergrowth offers joy of discovery for gatherers, who pick loads of berries and mushrooms there. Lovers of medicinal herbs can find here relief for kidney problems – the bearberry.Viljandi County
Sakala Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Luite hiking trail (4.4 km)
The trail runs in parallel with the dune up to the mouth of the Rannapungerja river, passing through Kauksi campsite on its way.Ida-Viru County
Northerh Shore of Lake Peipus Recreation Area
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Määrumäe campfire site
A gravel forest road leads to the campfire site. It is a good stop for cyclists on the Koseveski cycling trail or for gatherers of wild berries and mushrooms.Tartu County
Tartu–Jõgeva Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Disability facilities
Mäekonnu campfire site
The campfire site is situated in Mähkli village and has an open observation tower nearby.Võru County
Karula National Park
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Mäekonnu observation tower
The observation tower was built for the first time in 2007, and after amortization, it was reopened as a new building in the summer of 2023.In winter the parking area and access to the tower are kept clear of snow. Stunning views of the semi-natural landscapes and forests of Karula open from the top of the tower.
Võru County
Karula National Park
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Mägede campfire sites
Mägede campfire sites are located by a lake in an old sand quarry. There are 3 campfire sites that are all located separately allowing a private being. The lake is suitable for swimming.Järva County
Aegviidu-Kõrvemaa Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Mägipä campsite
On a sandy beach, under coastal pines on the northern coast of the Kõpu peninsula, you can find campfire sites and picnic tables. Situated right next to the campsite, the Kalurikoja forest hut offers shelter from rainy weather.Hiiumaa
Hiiumaa Recreation Area
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Majakivi-Pikanõmme nature trail's observation tower (ca 3000 m from the parking)
Majakivi-Pikanõmme nature trail is 7 km long and number eight-shaped, starts and ends at the parking lot on the Hara-Juminda road. If you take the left branch from the parking lot, it is about 3 km to the tower and about 4 km if you take the right branch. To go to the tower, you should park in the parking lot at the beginning of the trail, because the forest road leading from Aabla to the Pikanõmme dunes is narrow, with large holes and often very wet and soft. The observation tower is located on the Pikanõmme dunes at the highest point of the Juminda peninsula, 33 m above sea level. From the 24.5 m high tower you can enjoy the view of the entire peninsula. In the east you can see Hara Bay, in the west Kolga Bay with Suur- and Väike-Malusi, Rammu and other islets of Kolga Bay. Tallinn can be seen across the sea in the background.Harju County
Lahemaa National Park
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Disability facilities
Majakivi–Pikanõmme nature trail (7 km)
The trail introduces Majakivi, the third largest erratic boulder in Estonia (7 m in height, 32 m in perimeter), old accretion ridges, alternating bog types and forests of the Juminda peninsula.Harju County
Lahemaa National Park
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Disability facilities
Make campfire site
The campfire site is next to one of the largest outcrops in the southern part of the Piusa River Valley Landscape Protection Area – the "Make or Möldre Wall". The height of the bank is 20 m here and the outcrop is 14 m high.Võru County
Haanja-Karula Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Mändjala Nature House
Mändjala Nature House is located by the Suur Katel Bay in RMK Saaremaa Recreation Area. The Nature House welcomes all who are interested in nature and who value quiet and privacy and respect the vulnerable nature.Saaremaa
Saaremaa Recreation Area
Accommodation
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
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Mändjala study trail (1,6 km)
The trail starts from the parking lot. It leads around RMK Mändjala Nature House, goes through various stages of development of the dune system, reaches the picturesque sandy beach and meanders in a beautiful pine forest on dunes. It takes about 1 hour to cross the trail, 7 information boards introduce the biota and heritage there.Saaremaa
Saaremaa Recreation Area
Hiking options
Männikjärve bog study trail (7.3 km)
The trail starts and ends at Tooma. On average, it takes 2 hours to walk the trail. The entire 210-hectare Lake Männikjärv bog is visible from the 7-metre observation tower built at the study trail. There are more than 120 pools located in a curve around the paludification centres of Lake Männikjärv bog.Jõgeva County
Endla Nature Reserve
Hiking options
warning
Männikjärve bog study trail’s observation tower (ca 2.3 km from the parking)
The observation tower is located in the middle of the boardwalk and offers a view of the entire 210 ha Männikjärve bog.Jõgeva County
Endla Nature Reserve
Hiking options
Männikjärve hiking trail (2.2 km)
Männikjärve hiking trail is just long enough for a beginner. Wonderful views open along the trail on Lake Männikjärv and the surrounding bog.The trail goes around Lake Männikjärv, in the bog and through the coniferous forest. The trail is marked with red spots on trees and on average it takes 1 hour to walk it.
Jõgeva County
Endla Nature Reserve
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Mardihansu campfire site
The campfire site is a nice place for hikers to stop on RMK Penijõe-Aegviidu-Kauksi Hiking Route. Located in Porkuni Landscape Reserve.Lääne-Viru County
North-Estonian Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Marimetsa hiking trail (9 km)
The 9 km out-and-back trail offers a good opportunity to get acquainted with different habitats—the surface road at the start of the trail runs along a forest divide, across a meadow and through a spruce forest along the banks of the Marimetsa stream. The boardwalk at the end of the trail leads you across the fen, raised bog and transitional mire to bog pools.Lääne County
Marimetsa Nature Reserve
Hiking options
Marimetsa hiking trail’s observation tower (4.5 km from the parking)
At the end of the Marimetsa hiking trail, 4.5 km from the parking lot, there is a 7.6 m high wooden observation tower. From there you can see a picturesque view of the Marimetsa bog. which covers approximately 5000 ha. The bog is surrounded by forested dunes.Lääne County
Marimetsa Nature Reserve
Hiking options
Marimetsa parking area
Parking area is the starting point for Marimetsa hiking trail. There is an information board with the map of the trail and general information about Marimetsa Nature Reserve.Lääne County
Nõva Recreation Area
Hiking options
Marjatasku parking area
A place to leave your car when you go to pick berries in the forest. In autumn you can also gather mushrooms, so you can bake mushroom pies in winter.Lääne County
Nõva Recreation Area
Martiska campfire site
The campfire site is on the bank of Lake Martiska, the water level of which has dropped in recent decades due to industrial causes more than that of any other lake at Kurtna. The surface area of the lake is 2.5 ha and maximum depth 9 m.Ida-Viru County
Alutaguse National Park
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
Matsimäe Pühajärve campsite
A spacious campsite by Lake Matsimäe Pühajärv. The lake is suitable for swimming and there is ample room for sunbathing.Järva County
Aegviidu-Kõrvemaa Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Matsimäe quarry campfire site
The campfire site is located on a high bank by a lake formed in an old quarry.Järva County
Aegviidu-Kõrvemaa Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Matsiranna campsite
The seaside campsite is an attractive place for swimming and camping in the summer months.Pärnu County
Pärnumaa Recreation Area
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
Meelva rental hut
The rental hut is situated in Meelva, Räpina municipality, Põlva County, in an isolated place in the middle of forests near Lake Meelva.Põlva County
Räpina–Värska Recreation Area
Accommodation
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
Meenikunno hiking trail (5.8 km)
The 5.8 km circular hiking trail runs on 2.4 km boardwalk and 3.4 km forest path. There are 13 information points introducing the bog and forest along the trail. There is an observation tower on the Liipsaare end of the hiking trail. It is a fascinating trail for nature enthusiasts—hikers, berry-pickers, bird-watchers, etc.Põlva County
Räpina–Värska Recreation Area
Accommodation
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Disability facilities
warning
Meiekose boater's campfire site
Meikekose boater's campfire site is located on the bank of the beautiful Raudna River. It is possible to have a picnic and camp there. The landing bridge installed for the summer is for those who wish to go to the river with a non-motorized floating device.Pärnu County
Soomaa National Park
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
Meiekose oak forest hut
Tamme forest hut is located on the bank of the Raudna River under a big oak-tree. It is possible to have a picnic or camp at the campfire site or use the forest hut for accommodation.Pärnu County
Soomaa National Park
Accommodation
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Meiekose Saarte campfire site
Meiekose Saarte campfire site is on the bank of the beautiful Raudna River. In the campfire site it is possible to picnic and camp for a longer period.Pärnu County
Soomaa National Park
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Meiekose study trail (5.6 km)
Meiekose hiking trail takes you on a tour along the former Kõpu–Jõesuu roadbed to see the flooded meadows of the Tõramaa river mouth, which are a part of the semi-natural landscapes of Soomaa. The attractions of the trail are flooded meadows, different plant species, scenic river bends, and ancient oak trees.Viljandi County
Soomaa National Park
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
warning
Meiuste campsite
Campsite on a beautiful sand beach partly covered with coniferous forest. A view of Hiiumaa over the sea.Saaremaa
Saaremaa Recreation Area
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
Disability facilities
Memorial of Prof. Eerik Kumari
Not far from the birthplace of Prof. Eerik Kumari (1912–1984), a memorial is placed in honour of the famous Estonian ornithologist on the Kirbla terrace. The memorial stone was designed by Kalju Reitel in 1987 and has an inscription which reads “The birds’ calls in springtime gave the boy no rest, so he often sneaked off to the floodplain to observe wilderness and listen to the singing of birds for hours.”The Kirbla terrace is part of the Silurian Klint, which stretches from western Estonia to the coast of Gotland.
Pärnu County
Matsalu National Park
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Meremõisa campsite
The campsite is at the seaside, by Lohusalu bay. There are 7 campfire rings in the area, scattered along the seafront. At each campfire site there is a table and benches, a waste bin and a shelter for firewood. There are also dry toilets near the campfire sites. There are 3 maps on the campsite, showing the locations of all the campfire sites and dry toilets. The maps are at the entrance roads to the campsite.Harju County
Surroundings of Tallinn Recreation Area
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
Disability facilities
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Metsanurme campfire site
The small campfire site on village Metsanurme.Harju County
The Surroundings of Tallinn Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
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Camping facilities
Metsapere forest hut
The forest hut amidst a forest rich in wild berries and mushrooms is situated inland, unlike other forest huts in the Hiiu County. There is a pond with a swim deck next to the hut. The hillock behind the pond offers enjoyable sledding experience in the snowy season.Hiiumaa
Hiiumaa Recreation Area
Accommodation
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
Metsavenna campfire site
This campfire site was designed primarily as a rest stop for hikers on RMK Peraküla-Aegviidu-Ähijärve hiking route.Võru County
Haanja-Karula Recreation Area
Campfire site
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Metsavenna campfire site
At Metsavenna (Forest Brother’s) campfire site it is possible to imagine yourself back to the period when lots of people were forced to live in the forest. Fortunately, now we do not have to hide the smoke from the campfire, yet fire safety has to be constantly observed and before you leave, it would be good to bring a bucket of water from the nearby Saarjõgi River and pour it on glowing ashes.The nearby monument was erected by the Estonian Scout Association to commemorate the past events. Hikers can go to the Saarjõgi study trail, which may take up to 4 hours to go through.
Järva County
Sakala Recreation Area
Accommodation
Campfire site
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Camping facilities
Metskonna campsite
Here you can go discover the sandy beach of the Keibu Bay and the river mouths that change their location. New land is formed at the Keibu Bay, where all dune types are represented: foredunes, white dunes, grey dunes, reddish-brown dunes with crowberries, and wooded dunes.Lääne County
Nõva Recreation Area
Disability facilities
Mihkel Rand’s arboretum
Mihkel Rand (1871-1958), local blacksmith, collected more than 200 tree and shrub species in his arboretum during his lifetime.Saaremaa
Saaremaa Recreation Area
Mõniste cycling trail (55 km)
The trail starts at the foot of the Tellingumägi hill, at the Cycling trails campfire site. The cycling trail goes through the forests alongside the Estonian-Latvian border to the southernmost point of Estonia and then returns to the start via another route. The trail goes along gravel roads, forest roads and forest rides and there are several recreation sites by the trail.Valga County
Haanja–Karula Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Muinasküla campfire site
Muinasküla campfire site is located on Meiekose study trail near the place where the Tõramaa river flows into the Raudna river. You can enjoy picnics, camping and fishing at the campfire site.Pärnu County
Soomaa National Park
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Mukri campfire site
Mukri campfire site is located at the edge of the scenic Mukri bog at the beginning of Mukri nature study trail.Rapla County
Mukri Landscape Reserve
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
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Camping facilities
Mukri nature trail (2.5 km)
Trail goes through Mukri bog, passing by several bog pools and lakes, the observation tower offers beautiful views.Rapla County
Mukri Nature Reserve
Outdoor fireplace
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Camping facilities
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Mukri nature trail’s observation tower (ca 670 m from the parking)
The observation tower is located on the Mukri nature trail and offers beautiful views of the Mukri bog, bog pools and forests. The trail has three branches, and the shortest way to the observation tower is along the middle branch, which does not have a separate parking lot. It is 670 m from the parking lot through the southeast branch to the observation tower.Rapla County
Mukri Nature Reserve
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
Mulgi meadow campfire site
The campfire site of Mulgi meadow is on the bank of the Lemmjõgi River. It is possible to have a picnic and camp in the campfire site.Viljandi County
Soomaa National Park
Campfire site
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Mummassaare campfire site
The campfire site is located just near the beach. The name Mummassaare is believed to come from the French language (Mon Blansière - my pleasure). In the 19th century, this beach was a summer resort for the noblemen and merchants of St. Petersburg and Narva. In particular, Mummassaare is captivated by its nature. Here and there spring streams flow into the sea and make the vegetation lush. In 1936, a rare Bronze Age ax was found near Mummassaare. The so-called Tannenberg Line from the Second World War also started here, which is a complex of fortifications that ran across the Sinimägi Mountains and Sirgala to the middle part of the Narva River.Ida-Viru County
Northern Shore of Lake Peipus Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Murrumetsa hiking trail (3.5 km)
Murrumetsa trail goes through the Pühajärve park to the Murrumets forest and back. The trail is 3.5 km long and takes about 1-1.5 hours to complete. The trail is recommended for walking. The trail starts at the parking lot of Pühajärve Spa and Holiday Resort at Otepää-Kääriku Road. There are 18 information boards on the trail with texts in Estonian, English and Finnish that help to learn to know the birds, animals and plants living in the forests and cultural landscape of Otepää.Valga County
Otepää Nature Park
Outdoor fireplace
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Camping facilities
Mustjärve campfire site
Mustjärve campfire site for camping with tents is situated at Lake Mustjärve. Enjoy your holiday and go swimming in the black-water lake.Põlva County
Räpina–Värska Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
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Camping facilities
Mustoja campfire site
The easternmost RMK campfire site at the bend of the Mustoja River near the coast in Lahemaa National ParkLääne-Viru County
Lahemaa National Park
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
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Disability facilities
Mütsiga männi campfire site
An entertaining stop right next to the main road in the middle of the beautiful and rich forests of Kaiu kames. The “Pine with a cap” campfire site is named after the witches’ broom on a pine tree near the campfire siteJõgeva County
Tartu–Jõgeva Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
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Camping facilities
Naela campfire site
A campfire site on the right bank of the Pede river, meant for hikers travelling by water. It is good to have a rest there before going on.Viljandi County
Alam-Pedja Nature Reserve
Campfire site
Camping facilities
Naissaare campsite
Naissaare campsite is located near Naissaare harbour, under a sandy pine forest. The campfire sites are located so that they allowed privacy for everyone. There is a beautiful beach by the campsite that is suitable for swimming. Caution with children - the see goes deep very quickly!Harju County
Naissaare Nature Park
Outdoor fireplace
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Naissaare central trail (11 km)
The trail introduces the natural sights of Naissaare Island. It starts from the Naissaare campsite and goes north to the Danish King's Garden. From Põhjaküla village the trail turns west by the forest bourn until it reaches Kunila hill that is the highest point of the island. From the hill the trail turn back south, makes a circle in the old mine stores and goes back to the campsite.Harju County
Naissaare Nature Park
Campfire site
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Camping facilities
Naissaare northern trail (7 km)
The northern trail is also known as the military trail. The trail starts from Haldja village and goes north up to the northern most tip of the island by the coast. From there the trail goes back south by the western coast. The trail passes by all the important military sights such as the Estonian battery no 5 and batteries no 10A and 10B from the soviet time.Harju County
Naissaare Nature Park
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Naissaare southern trail (12 km)
The southern trail is also known as the culture trail. The trail goes through Männiku and Lõunaküla villages and passes by Naissaare chapel and cemetery. The trail also passes by Sepa farm that was the birth place of the famous optician Bernhard Schmidt.The trail goes mostly by roads and is passable by bicycle.
Harju County
Naissaare Nature Park
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Naisteraba campfire site
A campfire site for hikers on the RMK Penijõe-Kauksi hiking trail on the border of Harju County on the edge of a bog.Harju County
The Surroundings of Tallinn Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
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Camping facilities
Napu campfire site
Napu campfire site is a small simple campfire site at the side of the Jägala River.Järva County
Aegviidu-Kõrvemaa Recreation Area
Campfire site
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Camping facilities
Narva jõe campfire site
Narva jõe (Narva river) campfire site is located at the intersection of the picturesque Poruni and Narva rivers, on the edge of the Puhatu bog. Here you can meet many rare species of animals and plants, for example eagles belonging to the first protection category.Ida-Viru County
Alutaguse National Park
Campfire site
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Nature trail for children (0.4 km)
Next to the Karula National Park Visitor Center, the children's nature trail is enhanced this season with an exciting nature installation called "Nests and Roots."Come and feel like an insect, walking among giant dandelions and other herbaceous plants, weaving a spider web, or crawling in an ant nest! You can climb up into a black stork's nest and feel like a bird chick, peek out from the nesting tree, hop into zander's home, and hide in the nesting cave.
These artworks, made mostly from natural materials like wood, clay, branches, and sheep wool, were created as part of Tartu 2024 by the Route Diverse and local artist Jane Remm, with the help of the South Estonian community. We look forward to your visit!
The nature trail/playground for children, situated near the visitor centre in Ähijärve village, welcomes younger visitors. There is a slide, watchtower, swings, sandbox, giant stride on the trail. The trail introduces erratic boulders and rocks, the difference between coniferous and deciduous trees, the most common bird species in the area, soil characteristics and traces of mammal’s activity.
Võru County
Karula National Park
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
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Camping facilities
Nedrema wooded meadow campfire site
You can enjoy the beauty and diversity of wildlife and see many protected plants.Pärnu County
Pärnumaa Recreation Area
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Camping facilities
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Neeruti nature trail (1,5 km and 3,5 km)
Neerut nature trail offers an exciting opportunity to hike with a guide - an audio guide! There are 15 information boards on the trail, each with a square code. By scanning the code, you can hear stories about Neeruti nature and place names, how Kalevipoeg plowed here and was in trouble with wolves, and also just an information - how to get to the next point of interest.The trail starts and ends at Eesjärve campsite.
Neerut nature trail can be hiked in 1.5 and 3.5 km circles.
From the Eesjärve campsite, the trail goes around the lake and climbs to Sadulamäe - the ancient town hill. There is an information house on the slope of Sadulamäe, where you can get detailed information while resting your feet. It is a nice place for nature education for schools, kindergartens and families.
The trail continues on long ridges - oases, with a steep slope of up to 45 degrees in some places. There, too, you can hear a lot about Neeruti forests, big trees, birds and where the fascinating place names come from. The longer circle(3.5 km) extends to Kiissaaugumägi and from there along Nuuskaugumägi and around Tagajärve again to the Eesjärve parking lot.
Neerut nature trail and camping area were renovated in 2020 as a part of the Estonian-Finnish cooperation project "Lights on!", which shed light and gave new life to eight objects related to history and heritage in Estonia and Finland.
Lääne-Viru County
Neeruti Landscape Reserve
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Neljateeristi study trail (3 km)
A versatile one-hour trail between glacial terraces and patches of spring-fed bogs.In Kõpu Nature Reserve on the northern coast of Kõpu peninsula, in the middle of the forest about 1 km from Mägipe village.
Hiiumaa
Hiiumaa Recreation Area
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Outdoor fireplace
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Camping facilities
Nigula bog study trail (6 km)
SMART GAME - While visiting the Nigula bog hiking trail, you can play the smart game "Adventure of Nigula bog". By playing the game, you will definitely gain more new knowledge about this particular bog.In order to play, download the Loquiz app from the Play Store or the App Store. You can find the instructions, passwords and QR code necessary for playing at the information stand in the parking lot of the Nigula bog educational trail.
Have fun playing the game (and don’t forget to enjoy the beautiful Estonian nature)!
Hikers can enjoy the intact forest masses and, if lucky, also meet some wild animals. After the walk they can have a rest and picnic in the parking area.
Pärnu County
Nigula Nature Reserve
Hiking options
Nigula bog study trail’s observation tower (ca 700 m from the parking)
The observation tower is located 700 m from the Nigula bog study trail’s parking lot. The typical West Estonian bog area with a lot of bog pools, relatively steep bog front and a flat central plateau. The tower offers a view of the beautiful bog landscape surrounded with an old forest.Pärnu County
Nigula Nature Reserve
Nikerjärve campsite
Campsite is located close by Aegviidu. A suitable stop for hikers on the RMK hiking routes.Harju County
Aegviidu-Kõrvemaa Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
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Camping facilities
Ninanuki forest hut
A nice seaside spot surrounded by forest to stay with family or friends, or spend the night for free. Principles of freedom to roam must be observed!Saaremaa
Saaremaa Recreation Area
Accommodation
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
Ninaotsa campsite
The campsite on the top of the Ninametsa peninsula offers beautiful views of the coast, but there are no sandy beaches here. The coast is grassy and the bay water shallow. This is the place for making campfire and enjoying sunsets!Hiiumaa
Hiiumaa Recreation Area
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
Nohipalo study trail (3 km)
Nohipalo study trail starts and ends at the Ilumetsa rental hut and is ca 3 km long. There are 16 information boards on the trail, introducing hunting and forestry. The trail takes about 1,5 hours to complete.Põlva County
Räpina-Värska Recreation Area
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Noku campfire site
The campfire site is located near one of the most beautiful on most famous Kakerdaja bog, on the Kakerdaja study trail.The campfire site is named after Nokko farm that used to be there.
Järva County
Aegviidu-Kõrvemaa Recreation Area
Campfire site
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Camping facilities
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Nõmmejärve campfire site
The campfire site is situated in Konsu village in Kurtna Landscape Reserve in Alutaguse National Park. Lake Nõmmejärv is very poular with its sandy beach. Enjoy the walking through classical pine forest from the parking lot to the campfire site.Ida-Viru County
Alutaguse National Park
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
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Camping facilities
Nõmmeveski campfire site
The campfire site on the right bank of the Valgejõgi River is a nice place to stop for hikers on RMK Oandu-Aegviidu-Ikla Hiking Route.Harju County
Lahemaa National Park
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
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Camping facilities
Nõmmeveski–Liiapeksi hiking trail (16 km)
The third section of RMK Oandu–Aegviidu-Ikla hiking route stretches from Nõmmeveski to the Viru bog.Harju County
Lahemaa National Park
Campfire site
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Nõva Visitor Centre
Nõva Visitor Centre is the centre of RMK Nõva recreation area, located in North-West Estonia at Peraküla, near sandy beaches and forests full of wild berries and mushrooms. Here is the start of the 192 km branch of the RMK Hiking Route from Peraküla to Aegviidu, opened in 2015. Before you go to discover the recreation area, take a quick look at our sights in the film "Maa, mis tõuseb merest" ("Land that Rises from the Sea"). We give information about the sights in this neighbourhood, and advice on planning hiking routes. The centre provides activities for both the young and the elderly. You can enjoy our exhibitions, forest games or discover the world of sand with a microscope. The visitor centre offers guided and self-study nature education programmes on various topics for different interest groups.Lääne County
Nõva Recreation Area
Nurga rest stop
In the former hay barn of Nurga farm at the Kiideva-Puise nature trail, the visitor can take a break and enjoy the scenic wooded meadows and the close-by Matsalu Bay. At the hay barn you will find information about plants that grow in the vicinity.Lääne County
Matsalu National Park
Hiking options
Oandu campsite
A campsite where everything is at hand—artificial lake, Nature Centre and displays of cultural heritage, walking paths, fishing village, sea, manor museum, forestry museum.Lääne-Viru County
Lahemaa National Park
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Oandu heritage trail (3,4 km)
The trail introduces the forest-related heritage and work of previous generations.Oandu heritage trail starts at Oandu Visitor Centre and makes a 3,4 km circle around the village. When walking around the village we ask you to respect the privacy of the villagers.
Lääne-Viru County
Lahemaa National Park
Oandu old-growth forest nature trail (4.7 km)
Oandu old-growth forest nature trail runs through a fascinating and mystical primeval forest. There are fallen trees everywhere, and the decaying trunks are home to rare fungi, lichens, mosses, and insects. In place of the fallen old trees, new deciduous brush or young spruces start growing. At the nature trail, you can see the footprints of elks, wild boar, bears, lynxes and many other animals and birds, or traces of their activity; and sometimes you may even be lucky to see some of the wild animals or birds.The forest is different here on every hill, the marshes are different in every hollow. From the light-filled, dry pine forest the path goes down the Koljaku-Oandu escarpment into the moist drained peatland forest, where pure springs flow and where, between the sand dunes of the one-time coastline, spruce, aspen and common alder stands grow, all several human generations old. On higher slopes one can find ancient pines whose bark is thick and scaly.
We recommend starting the trail with the exhibition “Path to the Virgin Forest” in Oandu Visitor Centre. Here you can take a look at the life cycle in an old-growth forest, and what or who you can meet on the trail.
Lääne-Viru County
Lahemaa National Park
Outdoor fireplace
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Oandu plant trail (1 km)
Oandu plant trail is like a natural botanical garden. Surprisingly, how many different plants can fit into one kilometer!Lääne-Viru County
Lahemaa National Park
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Oandu Visitor Centre
Oandu Visitor Centre is located in the North-Estonian Recreation Area, 3 km towards Altja from Sagadi Manor. At Oandu the nature and opportunities of nature recreation are introduced, as well as the production and use of forest and timber throughout the ages.The Visitor Centre operates in a 150-year-old building, which formerly housed the forest district office. As an important topic, the events and programmes provided by the centre also highlight cultural heritage – the traces of the life and work of previous generations.
The topics are supported by film and slide show programmes and exhibitions displayed in the Visitor Centre and its outbuildings, the Cone Hut, the hay barn and the old ice cellar.
Lääne-Viru County
Lahemaa National Park
Oandu–Võsu hiking trail (9.5 km)
Oandu–Võsu hiking trail constitutes the first section of the RMK Hiking Route Oandu-Aegviidu-Ikla. The hiking route runs through the primeval forests of the former Oandu–Koljaku Nature Reserve on the prehistoric Seljaku road. The trail is passable on foot and by bicycle.Lääne-Viru County
Lahemaa National Park
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Õdri I campfire site
The campfire site is situated on the shore of wonderful little Lake Õdri. It is a nice stop for hikers in the forest and holiday-makers.Valga County
Karula National Park
Campfire site
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Camping facilities
Õdri II campfire site
The campfire site is situated on the shore of Lake Õdri. A spectacular place for enjoying a swim or having a picnic. The campfire site is surrounded by forests rich in wild berries and mushrooms. Camping with tents at Õdri I campfire site on the opposite shore of the lake.Valga County
Karula National Park
Campfire site
Ohepalu campfire site
The campfire site is situated by Õnnela Guesthouse on private land.Lääne-Viru County
North-Estonian Recreation Area
Campfire site
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Ohtu campfire site
A small secluded campfire site near Ohtu village.Harju County
The Surroundings of Tallinn Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
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Camping facilities
Õisu hiking trail (2.5 km)
The hiking trail runs along the banks of the beautiful Vidva stream, north of the centre of Õisu manor. At the spacious parking area an information board leads the hikers through a gate to the trail, which is varied and demands little physical effort. The trail is covered with wood chips and on the steep banks of the stream one can find railings, stairs and view platforms. Under the shelter on the other side of the stream visitors can enjoy their take-along meal. The rapid stream offers a scenic view and the relaxing burbling sound of water all the year round. An attentive observer will also find the contours of the water-carrying virgin figure on one of the outcrop walls. Õisu river valley has often been compared to the Taevaskoda outcrops in Põlva County.Viljandi County
Sakala Recreation Area
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Ojaäärse forest trail (3.5 km)
Trail introduces the wildlife and history of the forests surrounding Ojaäärse Nature House. The indication of the trail differs slightly from the indication on the map at the end - follow the indication in nature!Lääne-Viru County
Lahemaa National Park
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Ojaäärse Nature House
Ojaäärse Nature House is located in RMK North-Estonian Recreation Area in a nice pine forest on the bank of the Võsu River. The Nature House expects visitors who are interested in nature and history and who can value the quiet and privacy here.Lääne-Viru County
North-Estonian Recreation Area
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Ojakivi trail (5 km)
The trail leads to Ojakivi, 3rd biggest boulder in Lahemaa and 14th in Estonia. It is 2,5 km up to the stone and the same way back.Lääne-Viru County
Lahemaa National Park
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Oksa campfire site
Oksa campfire site is by the Kildu–Tõramaa road, near the Lemmjõgi River. It is possible to have a picnic at the campfire site; there is a solid shelter to protect from bad weather. The ruins of an old tavern with an old chimney are just a walk away from the campfire site. Oksa barn forest hut and hay barn forest hut are also close by.Viljandi County
Soomaa National Park
Campfire site
Camping facilities
Oksa granary forest hut
It is possible to picnic and camp at the campfire site. The undemanding visitor can find a shelter from rain or a place to rest in the nice old granary.Viljandi County
Soomaa National Park
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Oksa hay barn forest hut
Oksa hay barn is a small forest hut where a undemanding visitor can find a shelter from rain or a place to rest or overnight.Viljandi County
Soomaa National Park
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Campfire site
Camping facilities
Õmma forest hut
A solitary forest hut in the middle of wild nature. A marked boardwalk leads to the hut. Suitable for a real nature enthusiast.Rapla County
Nõva Recreation Area
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Ööbikuoru short hiking trail (450 m)
This 450 m hiking trail may be considered a real attraction as it introduces the tsori – a short v-shaped valley that extends to Rõuge primeval valley and displays limestone outcrops on its steep slopes. When bird cherries blossom, the valley is ringing with the song of nightingales – this is why it is called the Nightingale Valley. The trail goes along stairs and bridges.Võru County
Haanja Nature Park
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Oore campsite
Located by Lake Aheru, a pleasant and cosy place. The place is actually the former forest keeper’s place, Oore farm. It is a perfect farm complex – a barn dwelling and barns. Some buildings have bunk beds that can be used. Everything you need to enjoy a pleasant holiday.Valga County
Haanja–Karula Recreation Area
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Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
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Oostriku river campfire site
The campfire site is located by the Oostriku River. The 6.4 km river starts from Oostriku Suurallikas (Large Spring). At the campfire site walk across the road and see the place where the Oostriku River, the Norra stream and the Vao main ditch join and flow as one towards the Põltsamaa River.Järva County
Endla Nature Reserve
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Orjaku study trail (0.7 km to 2 km)
The trail starts at the parking area near the Orjaku bay, consists of the longer Orjaku trail (2 km) and the shorter Roostikuring (Reed loop) (0.7 km). Accessible without getting your feet wet, the trail is marked with arrow signs. Enjoy the vistas to the Käina and the Jausa bay, and observe the birds’ activities and migration. The short circular boardwalk trail (Roostikuring) takes you through the tall reeds to Silmakare.Hiiumaa
Hiiumaa Recreation Area
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Orjaku study trail’s Silmakare observation tower (700 m from the parking)
The observation platform is located on the Orjaku study trail, on the former islet Silmakar. You can get there by passing approx. 700m on a boardwalk running through the reeds or by going approx. 200m in a straight line from the cattle gates. The tower offers a view of Käina Bay, where you can observe birds nesting in the bay as well as numerous migrations in spring and autumn. There are a total of 23 islands in the bay, which are shallow and mostly surrounded by reeds. The birdlife of Käina bay is interesting and rich in species. In autumn and spring, 10-15 thousand, maximum 20 thousand water and coastal birds stop at the bay.Hiiumaa
Hiiumaa Recreation Area
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Oru campfire site
Located in North-Kõrvemaa by River Soodla near the historic Oru forestkeepers house.Harju County
Aegviidu-Kõrvemaa Recreation Area
Campfire site
Camping facilities
Oru park
Oru park is located in Pühajõe river valley at the mouth of the klint bay on a sandstone cliff. Varied terrain with the seaside plain, Neide cliff and Pühajõe valley slopes make the landscape in the park extremely diverse and scenic. Here you can see high limestone cliff, the floodplain, the terraced slope of the valley at the edge of the cliff, the limestone plain and the deep sandy sea bottom. Thanks to the varied natural landscape, wonderful and interesting views open from the park on the neighbourhood, the sea, and the park itself.Ida-Viru County
Northern Shore of Lake Peipus Recreation Area
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Osmussaare hiking trail (9 km)
On the North coast of the island you can view the cliff that is part of the 1200 km long Baltic Klint. The cliff is highest (7 m) around the lighthouse and becomes lower towards North-East where the so called "Crocodiles" are located.There are the coastal lagoons, open to the sea;
cliffs; meadows; fens and old broad-leaved forests.
Osmussaar`s jewels are Alvar meadows.
Lääne County
Osmussaare Landscape Reserve
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Osmussaare information point
The Osmussaare information point is situated on the northern coast by the lighthouse.Lääne County
Osmussaare Landscape Reserve
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Otisaare campfire site
Campfire site at the intersection of River Emajõgi and Kalli River is often used by fishermen before and after fishing on Lake Peipsi.Tartu County
Peipsiveere Nature Reserve
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Otteni campfire site
The campfire site has been established as a rest stop on the hiking route. It is situated on the bank of Ahja river near Otteni rental hut. In this region the film "The Last Relic”(1969), the most viewed and loved Estonian movie of all times, has been taken. From here it is possible to go to the Taevasoja-Otteni-Taevaskoja hiking trail, but there are also many forest trails in the nearby forests that are suitable for easy walking.Põlva County
Kiidjärve-Kooraste Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
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Camping facilities
Otteni rental hut
Visitors of Otteni rental hut can walk in the places where one of the most popular Estonian films, "Viimne reliikvia" (The Last Relic) was shot. Here you will see the authentic old double-arched stone bridge with bird cherries leaning above the river and the miniature canyon, with the old Himmaste-Otteni road running along its bottom, which remind memorable scenes from the popular film.Põlva County
Kiidjärve–Kooraste Recreation Area
Accommodation
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Ovintse campfire site
The campfire site is located on the banks of the picturesque Poruni river, whose primeval valley is under the special attention together with Puhatu Wetland Complex. Here you can meet many rare species of animals and plants, for example eagles belonging to the first protection category.Ida-Viru County
Alutaguse National Park
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
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Camping facilities
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Padakõrve hiking trail (3.6 km)
The hiking trail runs along a gravel road in the forest, introducing the life of ants. Visitors can go along the gravel road only. At the roadside there are information boards and certain boards and signs at the ant hills. The trail can also be completed by a vehicle.Tartu County
Tartu-Jõgeva Recreation Area
Hiking options
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Padise campfire site
This campfire site is located in the woods near the monastery. More precisely, it is under beautiful pines on the ancient hillfort of Padise, in the curve of the Kloostri river.Harju County
The Surroundings of Tallinn Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
Paganamaa campfire site
The campfire site on the bank of the valley is a wonderful and exciting place. This area is teeming with stories and legends, all related with Vanapagan (The Old Heathen) and his activities. From the tower on Raadi Hill you can have a view at the wonderful landscape of Paganamaa and the Latvian woods on the other side of the lake chain.Võru County
Haanja-Karula Recreation Area
Campfire site
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Camping facilities
Paganamaa observation tower
From the observation tower on Raadi hill you can see the amazing landscape of the Paganamaa area and the forests of Latvia on the other side of the chain of lakes.Võru County
Haanja-Karula Recreation Area
Campfire site
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Camping facilities
Paganamaa study trails (3.8-4.7 km)
There are three marked trails, and you can choose a walk of 4.0 or 4.7 km, the 3,8 km long trail is for cycling. All the trails start on the Raadi hill on the edge of the Piirorg valley. The jewels of Paganamaa (Old Heathen’s Land) are the lakes in the Piirorg valley on the Piiroja stream: Kikkajärv, Sarapuujärv, Liivajärv and Mudajärv lakes. The Estonian-Latvian border runs along the medial line of these lakes. This area got its name according to the kettle holes, formed by the retreating glaciers – these kettles are known as the “footprints” of the Old Heathen. The diameter of the kettles is 50–100 m and depth 15–20 m. The slope angles are up to 25 degrees. It is said that in the old days the surroundings of these “footprints” were treeless and the oblong hollows reminded people of huge footprints.Võru County
Haanja–Karula Recreation Area
Campfire site
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Camping facilities
Pähni forest hut
The forest hut stands on the shore of the artificial lake of Pähni, and has served the interests of hikers, holiday-makers, and nature-lovers for ten years already. Pähni nature study trail, which starts at Pähni Nature Centre and is 1.5 km in length, passes by near the forest hut.Võru County
Haanja–Karula Recreation Area
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Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
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Camping facilities
Pähni forest study trail (3 km)
The trail starts and ends at Pähni Visitor Centre. The forest landscape here is characterised by small wetland areas and the curvy flooded meadow. Most forests are old fresh boreal forests. Their condition is quite natural and therefore they possess diverse biota. A quite wanderer may easily meet a wild animal, birds will accompany you anyway. Also, the forest is rich in insects. There are 15 points of interest along the trail.Võru County
Haanja–Karula Recreation Area
Hiking options
Pähni nature study trail (1.5 km)
The trail starts and ends at Pähni Visitor Centre. There are 20 points of interest along the trail. Mostly there are no well-trodden paths and you have to find your way over the pasture or through the forest. At each point visitors get directions to go on. Please read the directions carefully at each stop, so as not to get lost.With instructions available from the Visitor Centre, it is possible to go through the programme “Study Trip on Nature Trail”
Võru County
Haanja–Karula Recreation Area
Campfire site
Hiking options
Pähni Visitor Centre
The visitor centre is located at Pähni village amid the great forests of Haanja-Karula recreation area.If you come to Pähni by car, signs direct you here from the Võru-Valga road or, if you come through Rõuge, at the road junction at Krabi village. Right here are the world-famous forest megaphones; the legendary Paganamaa and the scenic Korneti village in Latvia are just a stone's throw away. A number of the best sights of South Estonia (Suur Munamägi, Karula National Park, the southernmost tip of Estonia, Rõuge Ööbikuorg, Koiva-Mustjõe pine forests, Luhasoo bog) are a short distance from here. It is possible to put up a tent and make campfire near the centre at Pähni forest hut.
In the visitor centre you can study the treasures of the forest museum or discover the exhibition by means of a smartphone game. There are attractive exhibitions on butterflies and the unique cross-trees tradition in South Estonia. The forest fairy-tales and the film programme in the local Võro language take the visitor back in time and present the sound of the local dialect. We offer rooms for seminars in the visitor centre, and in summer in the outdoor classroom.
There are many opportunities here to spend time in the nature and it is always useful to come to or call the visitor centre to get the latest information and the best advice. Souvenirs, information folders and hiking route maps are available. Near the visitor centre is a forest hut with two fireplaces. Several hiking trails start and the branch of RMK Hiking Route leading to Peraküla passes here. Guided tours can be booked for both student and adult groups. We also offer routes with exciting tasks to go through and solve on your own.
Võru County
Haanja–Karula Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Recycling point
Camping facilities
Disability facilities
Paidra campfire site
Paidra campfre site is situated at Lake Paidra. A nice place for relaxation in the pine forest.Võru County
Räpina–Värska Recreation Area
Accommodation
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
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Camping facilities
Päikeseloojangu rental hut
The “sunset” rental hut is situated at the edge of the Meenikunno bog, in Landscape Protection Area. You can enjoy the most amazing sunsets here.Põlva County
Räpina–Värska Recreation Area
Accommodation
Outdoor fireplace
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Palli campsite
Here you have sandy beaches close at hand to take kilometres long strolls and admire the vistas of the sea. You can set up your tent under coastal pines and make campfire. A sheltered campfire site offers protection in less favourable weather.The campsite is situated at the seaside, on Palli spit, about 0.5 km from the road on the northern coast of the Kõpu peninsula.
Hiiumaa
Hiiumaa Recreation Area
Outdoor fireplace
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Camping facilities
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Palli study trail (1.5 km)
This study trail features ancient spruce and pine forests, alternating with occasionally flooded marshy forest. On the coast you can learn about coastal plant communities.The trail starts at the seaside Palli campsite on Palli spit, about 0.5 km from the road on the northern coast of the Kõpu peninsula, and is marked with wooden signs.
The trail takes 30 to 50 minutes to complete.
Hiiumaa
Hiiumaa Recreation Area
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Palojärve campfire site
A nice place to stay for forest recreation on the shore of lake Palo in a pine forest. The surrounding high pine forests are perfect for easy walks and for picking berries and mushrooms in autumn.Põlva County
Kiidjärve–Kooraste Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
Palojärve campsite
A great place to stay for forest and beach holiday on the shore of lake Palo in a pine forest. The roads and trails of the high pine forests surrounding the camping area are also suitable for longer walks.Põlva County
Kiidjärve–Kooraste Recreation Area
Outdoor fireplace
Camping facilities
Palumägede campfire site
A nice place for lakeside recreation with a narrow strip of sandy beach on the lakeshore and the nearby hiking trail provides a fascinating walk across a versatile terrain.Tartu County
Tartu–Jõgeva Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
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Camping facilities
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Palumägede hiking trail (1 km)
The kilometre-long hiking trail with many ups and downs starts from the second Palumägede parking area and offers versatility for visitors enjoying a lakeside holiday.Tartu County
Tartu–Jõgeva Recreation Area
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Pangodi campfire site
The Pikksaare hiking trail which starts from the Pangodi campsite parking area leads to the campfire site. The lakeside campfire site is situated in Pangodi forest park, about 500 m from a crowded campsite.Tartu County
Tartu–Jõgeva Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
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Camping facilities
Disability facilities
Pangodi campsite
A popular summer camping ground in a good location with good swimming opportunities. It is situated close to the main road, separated with a forest patch.Tartu County
Tartu–Jõgeva Recreation Area
Outdoor fireplace
Hiking options
Camping facilities
Disability facilities
Papi campfire site
From the lakeside campfire site you can enjoy a scenic view of Lake Saare and a captivating study trail runs around the lake. The campfire site is suitable for enthusiasts of recreational water sports and hikers who like to walk in the forest of alternating terrain, rich in wild berries and mushrooms.Jõgeva County
Tartu–Jõgeva Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
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Camping facilities
Disability facilities
Parika järve observation tower
The observation tower at Lake Parika is accessible by a boardwalk. The site is excellent for a quick excursion for travellers on the Tartu-Viljandi road. A short walk takes visitors to the observation tower at the edge of the Parika bog, where they can safely watch birds in the bog and on the lake.Viljandi County
Sakala Recreation Area
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Parika Väikejärve study trail (out and back 3 km)
The study trail is well known for the small heart-shaped bog lake. The aerial photo of the lake decorates many publications of Viljandi County. The trail is excellent for groups, because the wood-chip path to the lake is wide enough. The path is also suitable for people with reduced mobility. Around the trail there are pine forests rich in bilberries, further in the bog both cloudberries and cranberries can be found. Possible to go for a rejuvenating swim in the bog lake.Viljandi County
Sakala Recreation Area
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Camping facilities
Parunikivi rest stop
The “Baron’s boulder” has a thick moss cover and the shape of an irregular polyhedron, and is situated 100 m south of the Vormsi roundabout. The stone bears a commemorative inscription in German dedicated to the Baron von Stackelberg by his sons.Lääne County
Vormsi Landscape Reserve
Paukjärve campsite
A spacios campsite by Lake Paukjärv with many separate campfire sites. This is campsite with a long history.Harju County
Aegviidu-Kõrvemaa Recreation Area
Campfire site
Outdoor fireplace
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Paukjärve nature trail (5 km)
Nature trail runs on the hills and valleys surrounding Lake Paukjärv. It is surrounded by different types of forest - the moist and dim boreal forest and the pine forest full of light.Harju County
Aegviidu-Kõrvemaa Recreation Area