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Repovesi National Park adventures

Repovesi National Park Adventures

Repovesi National Park offers awe-inspiring landscapes of forests, lakes, and rocky cliffs, providing excellent opportunities for hiking, wildlife observation, and kayaking.

38,530
Acres Protected
25
Miles of Trails
100,000
Annual Visitors
2003
Year Established

About Repovesi National Park

Repovesi National Park
 

Repovesi National Park is situated in the southern part of Finland and is renowned for its rich biodiversity and stunning topography. It encompasses a diverse range of landscapes including vast forests, striking rock formations, and serene lakes. This park is a haven for nature enthusiasts, offering ample opportunities for hiking along its well-maintained trails. The park's centerpiece, Olhavanvuori, is a gigantic rock face popular among climbers. The park has a significant historical backdrop with old logging sites that reflect Finland's forestry heritage. The Kalevala-like serenity of the lakes attracts photographers and peace seekers. With a commitment to conservation, the park maintains habitats for various species of wildlife, including the endangered Saimaa ringed seal. Engaging in activities such as canoeing on the mirror-like lake surfaces, camping amidst its natural beauty, and simply enjoying the tranquility makes Repovesi a compelling destination for visitors.

Highlights

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Olhavanvuori cliff for climbing and stunning views

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Sustainable wildlife habitats, including the Saimaa ringed seal

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Historical logging sites offering a glimpse into Finland's forestry past

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Peaceful kayaking experiences on the clear lakes

Notable Natural Features

Olhavanvuori

A massive granite wall favored by climbers, offering panoramic views of the forest and lakes below.

Ketunlenkki Trail

A popular hiking loop that offers scenic views and passes through old logging areas.

Repovesi Marshlands

Wetland areas that support diverse bird species, ideal for birdwatching.