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Description:

This national park protects a peaceful oasis of wild marshlands and lakeshores rich in bird life in a region primarily dominated by farmland. Bring your binoculars and scan the skies to search for the park’s many winged inhabitants while enjoying the ever-changing natural scene. The beginning of the trail leading from Kärjenkallio parking lot to the birdwatching tower is suited for use by disabled visitors though an assistant is needed for visitors in wheelchairs. This 400 m long and 2 m wide stretch is demanding due to its inclines and descents.  After 400 metres, you find an accessible viewing platform (4 x 13 m) with a ramp where the width is 1,05 m. Beside the  platform, you will find information boards about the area. There are some resting places along the route.  There is an accessible dry toilet at the parking lot and tables, both at the parking lot and at the viewing platform.

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible with an assistant
Accessible to parents with baby-strollers
Nordic-hiking
Walking

How to get there: From Route 2, turn towards Tampere (Route 12) and drive about 4 km, after which turn left to Karhiniementie road. When going to Kärjenkallio bird watching tower, drive to the end of Karhiniementie road and turn to Kauvatsa (road 2481). From this road, there are signs to the Kärjenkallio bird watching tower about 3 km after the fork of the road.

Facilities

WC/dry closet
Parking lot
Viewing platform
Information board
Table/resting area/bench

Rules to follow

No trash bins
Dogs on leash
Tenting forbidden
Plant picking forbidden
Fireplaces forbidden

No trash bins

Download the GPX of the trail

In order to open the GPX file with the trail route on a mobile phone or computer, please install one of the hiking apps or maps, e.g., Wikiloc, Outdooractive, ViewRanger, OS Maps or any other GPX file reading programme or application.

Watch the trail video:

Description:

This national park protects a peaceful oasis of wild marshlands and lakeshores rich in bird life in a region primarily dominated by farmland. Bring your binoculars and scan the skies to search for the park’s many winged inhabitants while enjoying the ever-changing natural scene. The beginning of the trail leading from Kärjenkallio parking lot to the birdwatching tower is suited for use by disabled visitors though an assistant is needed for visitors in wheelchairs. This 400 m long and 2 m wide stretch is demanding due to its inclines and descents.  After 400 metres, you find an accessible viewing platform (4 x 13 m) with a ramp where the width is 1,05 m. Beside the  platform, you will find information boards about the area. There are some resting places along the route.  There is an accessible dry toilet at the parking lot and tables, both at the parking lot and at the viewing platform.

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible with an assistant
Accessible to parents with baby-strollers
Nordic-hiking
Walking

How to get there: From Route 2, turn towards Tampere (Route 12) and drive about 4 km, after which turn left to Karhiniementie road. When going to Kärjenkallio bird watching tower, drive to the end of Karhiniementie road and turn to Kauvatsa (road 2481). From this road, there are signs to the Kärjenkallio bird watching tower about 3 km after the fork of the road.

Facilities

WC/dry closet
Parking lot
Viewing platform
Information board
Table/resting area/bench

Rules to follow

No trash bins
Dogs on leash
Tenting forbidden
Plant picking forbidden
Fireplaces forbidden

No trash bins

Download the GPX of the trail

In order to open the GPX file with the trail route on a mobile phone or computer, please install one of the hiking apps or maps, e.g., Wikiloc, Outdooractive, ViewRanger, OS Maps or any other GPX file reading programme or application.

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