Hiking Trails

Discover Hara Harbor and the stunning nature of Lahemaa on a bicycle! Here you can conveniently rent a suitable bike for yourself or the whole family and embark on an exciting journey. The selection includes four men’s, four women’s, and three children’s models, so every family member can find a bike that fits. You also get a helmet and a safety lock to ensure a carefree and safe ride.

Cycle along the quiet forest roads of the Juminda Peninsula, enjoy views of the Hara submarine base, and discover the charm of Lahemaa’s nature – sea breeze, forest trails, and coastal landscapes. For the more adventurous, fat bikes are also available, which are especially comfortable on uneven terrain and ideal for winter cycling – wide tires maintain balance well and make movement safe on both snow and sand.

Choose a suitable bike for yourself and enjoy unforgettable moments in the nature of Lahemaa!

Explore the breathtaking beauty of Estonia’s Lahemaa National Park on this unforgettable tour. Lahemaa, which translates to “Land of Bays,” is a nature lover’s paradise located just a short drive from the capital city. With its pristine coastline, dense forests, picturesque lakes, and charming traditional villages, Lahemaa offers a diverse range of natural and cultural wonders to discover. We will stop in Viru bog, Oandu forest trail, Sagadi manor park, Võsu beach and Jägala Waterfall.

The trip starts and ends in the city centre of Tallinn.

The price includes transport from the city center and back and guided 8-hour daytour. There must be at least two people for the 8 hour trip to take place. Children up to 12 years have special price.

If you like to lead a healthy life and enjoy nature and refreshing water, we can offer you the best recreation options.

We offer you guided hikes in the Ohepalu bog. After a day in nature, you can enjoy a relaxing sauna.

In the summer, you can spend the night in a tent or a barn and sleep on hay. Our Õnnela Quest House, however, is open all year round.

Good to know: Linnumäe Nature Farm is a cotter’s hut located on the edge of the Ohepalu bog. Eight generations have lived there and there is still no electricity. The hut is the starting point of the hikes and a perfect location for a sauna.

In the Ubari Landscape Conservation Area, a hike awaits you that is half nature trip and half a small adventure film – only you are the main character.

We travel along beach and forest trails, listen to stories about rocks, springs, and biodiversity, and inject some adrenaline along the way: safe cliff climbing (guide and equipment provided). This is not gym climbing – here you learn how to move wisely in nature, maintain balance, and notice the layers of the landscape like an open book. During the trip, you will get tips on how to read tracks in nature, which plants are worth noticing, and why Ubari is protected.

We choose the pace according to the group; suitable for friends, work teams, and adventurous families (children with a parent). Bring comfortable shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, and a water bottle. Come, laugh, learn, and recharge with real forest silence – only about 30 minutes from Tallinn.

If desired, a tea or picnic break, and nature guide tips on how to notice nature, are shared.

Safety is a priority: helmet, climbing harness, and guide support at every step.

Visiting a bog is fun in every season – bogs are incredibly diverse and colourful (except for in winter if there is a lot of snow). In order to understand bogs better, visit them with a guide.

The hike is 3 or 6 km long and can be completed on a boardwalk. During the hike, we will admire the landscape from an observation tower, visit a peat milling field, take a look at and touch various plants (depending on the season), as well as talk about the related lore and the significance of bogs for the biota.

You can order transport or catering for an additional fee.
The price depends on the size of the group, the length of the hike, and additional services. Ask for an offer!

Kutsume sind pere või sõpradega hülgevaatlusele!

Hülgevaatlus on põnev seiklus, sest harva avaneb võimalus näha neid toredaid ja uudishimulikke mereloomi nende loomulikus elupaigas. Hülged on mängulised ja tihti tulevad nad ise paadi lähedusse, pakkudes erakordseid hetki otsekui looduse laval. Lisaks saab hülgeid jälgides nautida kauneid rannikuvaateid.

Malusi saartel asub Harjumaa suurim hülgeala. Tule ja naudi merd, hülgeid ning mõnusat snäkki paadisõidu ajal. Vaatlus toimub ainult paadist, et loomi liigselt mitte häirida.

Grupi suurus on 4 inimest ja vaatlusreisi kestvus on kuni 2,5 tundi.

Vaatlus sisaldab:

• Paadisõitu
• Päästeveste
• Kerget suupistet ja jooki

NB! Võta oma binokkel kindlasti kaasa. Lisatasu eest on võimalik külastada ka teisi Kolga lahes asuvaid saari ja seal jalutada.

Selle reisi eesmärk on näha ja kuulda kolme Euroopa suurkiskjat ilvest, karu ja hunti. Sügise saabudes ja ilmade jahenedes muutuvad metsloomad aktiivseks. Ilvesed on pidevalt saagijahil, karud otsivad süüa, et talveks rasvavaru koguda ja hundid peavad toitma suureks kasvanud kutsikaid.

Otsime Lahemaa rahvuspargis ilveseid, ööbime Alutaguse karuvaatluse varjes ja üritame kuulda hundikarja ulgumist Matsalu rahvuspargis. Meil on väga hea võimalus näha ilvest, karu, kährikuid ja põtrasid ning kuulda hunte. Sügis on ka lindude rände aeg ja lisaks rändlindudele otsime kakkusid, metsiseid ja tetresid.

Kalijärv asub Lääne-Virumaal, Tapa vallas, Jäneda külas. Järve pindala on 4,1 ha, keskmine sügavus 4,9 m, suurim sügavus 9 m. Järve kirde- ja idakallas on kõrge ja metsane vallseljak, mujal on kaldad madalad. Põhjakaldale on rajatud supluskoht. Lõunast voolab järve külmaveeline kraav, väljavool on põhjaotsast Jänijõkke. Järve taimestik on vähene. Järv on lisatud Terviseameti avalike supluskohtade nimistusse.

Huvitav teada:
Jäneda Linnamäe külje all asuva kauni järve ääres on kunagi oma suvepuhkuseid veetnud inglise kirjanik George Herbert Wells.

The bog shoe hike in Järvesoo and Savalduma Bog is a journey for those who want to visit the bog in an eco-friendly way.

With bog shoes, we move to places where the boardwalk does not lead and learn to notice how the bog works: its stages of development, bog life, and species’ relationships with the environment. We observe fascinating “sinkholes” – places where the bog seems to swallow water – and discuss why this is important for the entire area’s ecology.

During the hike, we read signs: tracks, plants, moss, water bodies, and bird sounds. If someone asks, “Is this a bear track?” we answer honestly and with a smile. We learn why walking in the bog is done in a dispersed manner, how bog shoes reduce trampling on the bog, and the difference between a bog pool, a bog lake, and a bog mound.

During the break, we brew tea from bog water and natural plants. The hike is suitable for families, groups of friends, and teams.

Important: We have joined the “Best Practices in Bog Shoe Tourism”, and therefore, bog shoe hikes do not take place from April 23rd to June 24th.

The 27 km-long Järvi-Aegviidu hiking trail showcases the beauty and charm of Kõrvemaa’s nature. The trail is open all year round and is accessible from the Aegviidu Visitor Center.

The hiking trail has boardwalks for 3 km and partially overlaps with the Paukjärve and Jussi nature trails. The 2-3 day journey includes several camping areas, campfire sites, bogs, and lakes where you can swim. The trail is marked with red dots on the trees.

If you are looking for a peaceful and scenic place to hike, camp, or enjoy nature, the Järvi-Aegviidu hiking trail is a great choice!

The tip of Juminda Peninsula, or Juminda Cape, located in Lahemaa National Park, is interesting because the tip of the cape continues under the sea. The cape continues with a “chain” of large rocks, which actually move in the event of a large wave. It does not get very deep. A wonderful beach awaits you at the end of the peninsula.

You can also see a memorial erected at the tip of the cape to the ships and people who died in the Battle of Juminda in World War II. The memorial is built with empty mines.

Right at the tip of the cape is the Juminda camping area, which has campfire sites. Nearby is Juminda Lighthouse and a hiking trail.

Tule ja naudi liikumist värskes õhus Kadrina terviserajal, kus Sind ootavad 2,4 km, 1,4 km ja 1 km pikkused ringid. Rajad sobivad suurepäraselt jalutamiseks, kepikõnniks, matkaharrastuseks ja tervisejooksuks. Tõusud on mõõdukad ning rada kulgeb sujuvalt, pakkudes sobivat koormust igas vanuses liikumishuvilistele.

Talvel muutub terviserada hooldatud suusarajaks, kus saad sõita nii klassikalises kui ka vabatehnikas. Lapsi rõõmustab valgustatud kelgumägi, kus saab turvaliselt liugu lasta.

Lisaks ootavad Sind kaasaegne jõulinnak, madalseiklusrada ja 9 korviga discgolfirada. Adrenaliini pakuvad rattapark koos hüpete ja pumptrack’iga.

Parkimine on mugav – lähedal asub parkla 10 autole.

Tule üksi või koos perega – Kadrinas on liikumine tõeline elamus ja parim viis puhata!

Have you spent a night in the forest, in the middle of trees?
Listened to the sounds of the nocturnal forest – who are those animals?
Sat around the campfire, listening to stories of your friends?

This is a forest camp with a refreshing sauna and it offers an unforgettable experience regardless of the season. The camp is organised in different military tents which can be heated with wood. In the winter, you can go skating or swimming in an ice hole. Each season, however, is perfect for hiking in the Kõnnu Swamp.
It is possible to additionally order a ZIL safari and a snowshoes hike!

The price includes tents, a sauna bus, lighting, firewood, a generator, beds and mattresses, heating at night, and, if possible, an ice hole.

The peaceful and lovely Karepa beach is located on the shore of the Gulf of Finland. The sea is relatively shallow and the beach is sandy, but there are also small boulders. The coastline is, for the most part, straight, but there are also three small capes.

Karepa became a popular summer destination as early as the late 19th century, when several noblemen built their summer cottages there. The holiday destination is still popular among locals and tourists.
Karepa is home to the house museum of the artist Richard Sagrits, a herbal garden, and Kullo Youth Camp. The nearest town is Kunda.

Karepa’s medicinal plant gardens provide visitors with the chance to find out about plants that are used in cooking and medicine as well as a range of interesting vegetables. The gardens also organise year-round hiking trips to find out more about medicinal plants growing in the wild, plus seminars on medicinal plants and natural therapy, at which the gardens’ own teas are offered.
You can also order food produced using herbs from the gardens and buy a range of herb products, medicinal plant teas, souvenirs and Verner Luke paintings. If you wish, you can also receive personalised advice on plant therapy, camp in the gardens or make use of its picnic area.

Väike Eesti on oma loodusliku mitmekesisuse ja võimsa linnurände poolest juba Euroopas tuntud. Pikki rannikumerd rändavad sookured, valgepõsk-lagled ja suur hulk väikelinde. Lõpmatud rabad ja taigalikud metsad on koduks põdrale, hundile, ilvesele ja pruunkarule. Väikesaartel vahelistel karidel puhkavad hall- ja viigerhülged.

See reis viib meid nende loomade jälgedele Lääne-Eestisse, Hiiumaale, Lahemaa rahvusparki ning Ida-Eestisse Alutaguse karuonni. Reis sisaldab ööbimise kohalikes külalistemajades ja hotellides ning söögikordi.

The Käsmu hiking and cycling track is situated in Lahemaa National Park and is 14 km long. It starts by the local chapel and ends in the car park at the other end of the village. It does a circuit of the peninsula and is designed for those who love to spend a good deal of time in the natural environment.

The Käsmu nature and cultural history trail looks at the development of the Käsmu peninsula and Estonia’s biggest natural accumulation of rocks. Beginning in the car park next to the chapel, the trail is well marked with signs and is 4.2 km long; trees along the trail have white stripes painted on their trunks for guidance.

Käsmu itself is one of Estonia’s most beautiful seaside villages, and the local museum provides an excellent overview of its maritime history.

Hidden away amongst the trees towards one end of the village of Käsmu is Estonia’s biggest field of boulders: massive stones, the biggest standing 4.8 metres high and measuring 14.7 metres around (and known as ‘The Hermit’). The boulders were deposited here as the Finnish and Swedish continental ice shelf retreated around 10,000 years ago. Today the field can be viewed from the Käsmu nature and cultural history trail.
Did you know…? *Käsmu boasts the largest concentration of stones and boulders of any place in Estonia

Klaaskajakiga matk Lahemaa rahvuspargis Kuusalu liivakarjääris pakub võimalust avastada selge ja külma põhjavee all peituvat maailma täiesti uuel moel. Läbipaistev kajak loob tunde, justkui libiseksid vee kohal, samal ajal kui sinu jalge all avanevad veealused maastikud – liivased põhjamustrid, liikuvad veetaimed ja uudishimulikud kalad. 

Kuusalu liivakarjäär on oma sügavuse ja selgusega ideaalne koht, et veealust elu lähedalt näha. Umbes 5 m sügavune põhjavesi on kristallselge ning selle läbipaistvus loob suurepärased tingimused veealuse floora ja fauna jälgimiseks. Siinne maastik on omanäoline – järsud seinamused, liivakihid ja valguse mäng sügavuses teevad matkast visuaalselt lummava kogemuse.

Soovi korral saad minna klaaskajakiga avastama veealust maailma ka öösel, mil valgus loob sügavustes hoopis uue, maagilise atmosfääri.

Tule ja koge Kuusalu liivakarjääri selget vett ning avasta selle peidetud ilu täiesti uuel viisil!