National Parks and Nature Trails in Finland 

Finland is a country where nature lives in its most natural way. It boasts of the most beautiful national parks in Europe with the extensive forests, peaceful lakes, and the tranquil hiking tracks. Finland has something to offer to everyone, whether you are in the mood to go on a peaceful nature walk, experience wildlife or take a breath-taking view. It is an ideal getaway of people who are fond of traveling and seeing the beauty of virgin nature. 

In case you are going on a holiday that would be nature-filled, then you should take the country on a specially designed Tour packages to Finland. These packages enable you to explore the different landscapes in Finland, which include arctic fells and ancient woodlands, with convenience. Whether you are going through a forest path or paddling across a calm lake, you will feel that you are closer to nature than ever. 

Here are the National Parks and Nature Trails in Finland 

1. Nuuksio national park 

The Nuuksio is a tranquil forest retreat near Helsinki city. It has beautiful hiking paths, little lakes and campfires, so it is a great place to visit on a day trip and a picnic. It has soft paths and animal spotting that families adore. Nearby also is the Finnish Nature Centre Haltia that offers information and exhibitions that will make your visit not only entertaining but also informative. 

2. Oulanka National Park 

The northeastern Finland gem Oulanka is full of roaring rapids, swinging bridges and renowned Karhunkierros Trail. The park is ideal in long-distance hikes and camping. Tourists can also visit river valleys and see rare species of plants. The park is a magical wonderland during the winter when the sceneries are covered in snow and this makes it an ideal place to do snowshoeing and photography. 

3. Koli National Park 

Koli is famous with its picturesque hills and panoramas on Lake Pielinen. This national park is a mix of nature and culture because it is the park that has been the inspiration of the Finnish artists over the centuries. The hiking paths are easy walks as well as more difficult hikes and in fall, the beautiful colors of the leaves enhance the spectacular landscape. It is a serene but impressive place in eastern Finland. 

4. Lemmenjoki National Park 

Lemmenjoki is a wilderness park in Finnish Lapland, and it is one of the largest in Europe. It is an ideal place to visit by people who want to explore the wild and uninhabited sceneries. Tourists will have an opportunity to make excursion trips on boats, go far into the forest, or even gold-pan at the Lemmenjoki River. It is a natural and cultural gem as it is rich in Sami culture. 

5. Repovesi National Park 

Repovesi is characterized by the rocky cliffs, the calm lakes and forests covered hills. One of its largest attractions is the Lapinsalmi suspension bridge that provides a hiker with an amazing view. There is also rock climbing, kayaking and overnight camping in the park. It is easily accessible with well-marked paths and it is also a good area to take short and nature walks and day long hikes. 

6. PyhA-Luosto National Park 

PyhA-Luosto is an amazing park in Lapland, which has beautiful pine trees and ancient fells. It is the only active amethyst mine in Finland, and may be visited. There are several hiking and biking paths in the area in summer as well as cross-country skiing paths in winter. The silent setting and the laid back character of the location makes it an ideal location to relax in the outdoors. 

7. Pallas-Yllastunturi National Park 

It is a park with clean air, beautiful fells landscape and broad trails. It is popular among hikers and photographers who wanted to take a picture of the beauty of Lapland. During winter, the trails are ideal to ski and the region provides good opportunities to watch the northern lights. The visitors tend to report the experience as serene and spiritually nourishing. 

8. Sipoonkorpi National Park 

Sipoonkorpi is a nearby green retreat near Helsinki, with woodland paths, wetlands and tranquil spots of nature. Locals use it as a place to walk, cycle and pick berries. It is surprisingly wild in a place so close to the city, and all the trails are ideal to beginners or families. It is a beautiful site to spend a quiet leisurely day in the open. 

9. Seitseminen National Park 

Due to ancient forests and ancient peat bogs, Seitseminen region (Pirkanmaa) is quite famous. It will offer you its trails that will take you through peaceful forests and a glimpse of the rural Finnish history. Making a visit to Kovero Heritage Farm in the park gives one an impression of how people lived in early 1900s. 

10. Liesjarvi National Park 

Liesjarvi national park is a hidden spot within Finland in the south. It has forest trails, beautiful lakes and wilderness that are miles away to civilization. Korteniemi Heritage Farm adds a historical flavor to your visit, and the lakeside trails are perfect for a quiet walk or overnight camping. It is an excellent place for anyone seeking peace and quiet in the great outdoors. 

Conclusion 

The national parks of Finland are not merely hiking areas but the areas to get in touch with nature, to smell the pure air, and to have some quiet time without the bustle of everyday life. No matter where you go in the pine forests, use suspension bridges or stare at the stars in Lapland, every park is unique and memorable. 

To the individuals who are willing to discover the natural center of Scandinavia, our Tour packages to Finland offer the best means of discovering these beautiful sceneries with the guided convenience. Explore the nature, wildlife and make memories in one of the greenest, cleanest and peaceful countries in Europe.