Otepää Nature Park, located in southern Estonia, offers a diverse outdoor experience with its rich landscapes and abundant natural wildlife.
Everything you need to know to prepare for an unforgettable trip to Otepää Nature Park.
No entrance fee is required, open to all visitors.
Best visited in late spring through early autumn for hiking and in winter for snow sports.
Otepää Nature Park Visitor Center provides maps and information.
Accessible via Route 46, with some roads subject to seasonal closures.
The area experiences cold winters with heavy snowfall and mild to warm summers, making it ideal for seasonal outdoor activities.
Efforts are underway to combat the threats of deforestation and to protect the habitats of rare bird species.
Find the perfect spot to stay overnight and immerse yourself in the details.
Located near Pühajärv Lake, this site offers amenities and easy lake access.
A more rustic site favored by those seeking solitude.
This trail winds through forested areas with occasional lake views.
Challenging climb offering a reward of stunning summit views.
Scenic loop around Pühajärv Lake, perfect for a leisurely walk.
A dedicated winter sports trail ideal for cross-country skiing.
Visit early morning or late afternoon to avoid crowds, especially during peak season.
Winter can be severe; ensure proper gear and check weather conditions.
Parking can fill up quickly at popular trailheads during weekends.
A daypack with rain gear and a map is recommended due to unpredictable weather.