Keila River Park
Nature trails, Accessible, Accessible to parents with baby-strollers
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Description:
Keila Jõepark (River Park) is located by the Keila river on the territory of the old Keila Manor. The history of the park goes back to the 17th century. On a stroll through the green park one can spot the ruins of a small castle and a pre-historic sacrificial stone. The park is also the home to various bat species. On summer nights one can spot them flying in the park.
Accessibility
There is a pedestrian bridge where wheelchair users might need assistance. It is also possible to take other routes to avoid the bridge.
Facilities
Closest accessible WC at Harju County Museum (during working hours, more info on www.harjumaamuuseum.ee)
How to get there:
If you are driving to Keila from Tallinn, choose Ülesõidu Street to cross the railway. Then turn left to Jõe Street. Turn left again in the end of Jõe Street. Cross the small river bridge and drive straight until the end of Linnuse Street where you will see the museum. If you are arriving from Pärnu or Haapsalu, the brown-white and blue-white museum signs on Tallinn-Haapsalu road will guide you until the river bridge. After crossing the bridge, follow Linnuse Street until you reach the museum.
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Location:
Keila, Harju county
Suggested starting point:
Parking lot at Harju County Museum (9 Linnuse, Keila)
GPS coordinates:
Lat:59.30450, Lon:24.43984
Hiking time:
1 h
Distance:
2,5 km
Marking:
Not marked, but can easily follow the trail
Trail surface:
Gravel, forest path
Type:
Loop
Getting there:
With a car
Info:
Harju County Museum, 9 Linnuse, Keila
T: +372 678 1668
muuseum@hmk.ee
www.harjumaamuuseum.ee
Obstacles:
After heavy rain the route could be flooded. Also there might be some broken trees on the path.
Listen to trail audio
Watch the trail video:
Description:
Keila Jõepark (River Park) is located by the Keila river on the territory of the old Keila Manor. The history of the park goes back to the 17th century. On a stroll through the green park one can spot the ruins of a small castle and a pre-historic sacrificial stone. The park is also the home to various bat species. On summer nights one can spot them flying in the park.
Accessibility
There is a pedestrian bridge where wheelchair users might need assistance. It is also possible to take other routes to avoid the bridge.
Facilities
Closest accessible WC at Harju County Museum (during working hours, more info on www.harjumaamuuseum.ee)
How to get there:
If you are driving to Keila from Tallinn, choose Ülesõidu Street to cross the railway. Then turn left to Jõe Street. Turn left again in the end of Jõe Street. Cross the small river bridge and drive straight until the end of Linnuse Street where you will see the museum. If you are arriving from Pärnu or Haapsalu, the brown-white and blue-white museum signs on Tallinn-Haapsalu road will guide you until the river bridge. After crossing the bridge, follow Linnuse Street until you reach the museum.
Rules to follow
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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