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Description:

Dole manor park is located in the centre of Dole Island – the current territory of the Daugava Museum.  The park has a significant cultural and historical value. Visitors can see an open-air exposition with an ancient fishermen house, as well as other thematic constructions and environmental objects. Here is also a nature monument – a large dolomite outcrop, which is one of the last cliffs on the industrially transformed coast of the Daugava River – this site is though not accessible to wheelchair users due to the terrain of the area, as there are steep stairs down the coast to reach the outcrop. However, the walk on the path stretching up the coast will still be very enjoyable, as it opens fantastic views over the Daugava River. The Museum offers to see various fishermen craft tools used by our ancestors and find out how the valley of the largest river in Latvia looked like before the construction of the HES cascade (the Museum is accessible to wheelchair users).

Accessibility

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

Tree roots at few stretches may hinder the walk a little, therefore assistant is recommended. Open during park working hours. See al prices and working hours at www.daugavasmuzejs.lv. Free of charge for people with disabilities.

Facilities

WC/dry closet
Parking lot
Trash bins
Information board
Table/resting area/bench

Dry toilet, accessible

Rules to follow

Dogs on leash

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:

Dole manor park is located in the centre of Dole Island – the current territory of the Daugava Museum.  The park has a significant cultural and historical value. Visitors can see an open-air exposition with an ancient fishermen house, as well as other thematic constructions and environmental objects. Here is also a nature monument – a large dolomite outcrop, which is one of the last cliffs on the industrially transformed coast of the Daugava River – this site is though not accessible to wheelchair users due to the terrain of the area, as there are steep stairs down the coast to reach the outcrop. However, the walk on the path stretching up the coast will still be very enjoyable, as it opens fantastic views over the Daugava River. The Museum offers to see various fishermen craft tools used by our ancestors and find out how the valley of the largest river in Latvia looked like before the construction of the HES cascade (the Museum is accessible to wheelchair users).

Accessibility

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

Tree roots at few stretches may hinder the walk a little, therefore assistant is recommended. Open during park working hours. See al prices and working hours at www.daugavasmuzejs.lv. Free of charge for people with disabilities.

Facilities

WC/dry closet
Parking lot
Trash bins
Information board
Table/resting area/bench

Dry toilet, accessible

Rules to follow

Dogs on leash

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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