Ööbikuorg valley and Ööbikuorg trails
Nature trails, Accessible to parents with baby-strollers, Partly accessible
Object list
At Rõuge you find Rõuge primal valley where you can also easily find it`s most known tributary valley called Ööbikuorg (Nightingale valley) where you can have a hike, a walk, enjoy the view and have a rest and picnic.
There are seven lakes at Rõuge primeval valley, which is 10 km long and 52 metres deep. The lakes include Kahrila, Tõugjärv, Ratasjärv, Kaussjärv, Rõuge Suurjärv, Liinjärv, and Valgjärv. The lakes are connected by the River Rõuge or River Ajo, which starts from the Tindiorg Valley. The most well-known is Ööbikuorg (Nightingale Valley), which borders the ancient hillfort from the North is 300 m long and 12–15 m deep. It got its name from the singing nightingales who stay there during the springtime when bird cherries bloom.
The Rõuge Nightingale Valley Centre is located at the edge of Ööbikuorg and provides visitors with information about nature, history, and changes in climate. The Centre also has a cafe and toilets.
You can also find a lookout tower with an awesome view called Pesapuu which has a really special design and is also nice to look below.
Description
When you get to Ööbikuorg then you can park in a parking lot just by the Valley Visitors Centre. There aren`t any marked parking spots for disabled people but the parking lot has a lot of room. The Centre is accessible with a wheelchair with an assistantant ( high threshold) and the toilet in the centre is not suitable for wheelchair users. The Centre itself sells souvenirs and there is also a small cafe.
In Ööbikuorg you can find trails for hiking, walking and also a lookout tower that has a special design as it looks like a nest and is called in translation a Nest Tree. For wheelchair users the trails are not accessible as there are several stairs, small bridges. The trails don`t also have a lot of great and contrast signed so you have to be attentive. Up on the hill of the valley there are some trails and resting areas where you can get around in a wheelchair with an assistant (soft ground). The lookout tower is accessible by stairs but it is also really nice to look at the bottom and you can also get a quite nice view to the Ööbikuorg valley from the edge of the hill.
Ligipääsetavus
Teenused
5 Photos
Close
At Rõuge you find Rõuge primal valley where you can also easily find it`s most known tributary valley called Ööbikuorg (Nightingale valley) where you can have a hike, a walk, enjoy the view and have a rest and picnic.
There are seven lakes at Rõuge primeval valley, which is 10 km long and 52 metres deep. The lakes include Kahrila, Tõugjärv, Ratasjärv, Kaussjärv, Rõuge Suurjärv, Liinjärv, and Valgjärv. The lakes are connected by the River Rõuge or River Ajo, which starts from the Tindiorg Valley. The most well-known is Ööbikuorg (Nightingale Valley), which borders the ancient hillfort from the North is 300 m long and 12–15 m deep. It got its name from the singing nightingales who stay there during the springtime when bird cherries bloom.
The Rõuge Nightingale Valley Centre is located at the edge of Ööbikuorg and provides visitors with information about nature, history, and changes in climate. The Centre also has a cafe and toilets.
You can also find a lookout tower with an awesome view called Pesapuu which has a really special design and is also nice to look below.
Description
When you get to Ööbikuorg then you can park in a parking lot just by the Valley Visitors Centre. There aren`t any marked parking spots for disabled people but the parking lot has a lot of room. The Centre is accessible with a wheelchair with an assistantant ( high threshold) and the toilet in the centre is not suitable for wheelchair users. The Centre itself sells souvenirs and there is also a small cafe.
In Ööbikuorg you can find trails for hiking, walking and also a lookout tower that has a special design as it looks like a nest and is called in translation a Nest Tree. For wheelchair users the trails are not accessible as there are several stairs, small bridges. The trails don`t also have a lot of great and contrast signed so you have to be attentive. Up on the hill of the valley there are some trails and resting areas where you can get around in a wheelchair with an assistant (soft ground). The lookout tower is accessible by stairs but it is also really nice to look at the bottom and you can also get a quite nice view to the Ööbikuorg valley from the edge of the hill.
Ligipääsetavus
Teenused
5 Photos
Close