Perhaps you would like to head out to sparkling waters or immerse yourself in the gloomy tranquillity of ancient spruce forests? There are rest areas along the trails both in far-off locations and in more easily accessible places. Some of the trails are perfectly suited for families and persons with disabilities.
The hiking trails are marked in the terrain with hiker signs and nature trails with pinecone markings. The trails are marked well to ensure that no-one gets lost and that everyone can enjoy the local nature – with or without a map. There are also nature information boards along the trails introducing visitors to the nature, animals, plants and cultural history of the area.
