Lahemaa National Park

Lahemaa National Park is one of the most improtant national parks in Europe

Forest, marsh and beach ecosystems are protected as well as half-natural biomes are protected here.

Lahemaa National Park was founded on 1971.

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You can get the best overview of Lahemaa  nature, when you hike on the marked trails.

There is a variety of nature and hiking trails in Lahemaa

• Oandu Old-growth Forest Nature Trail -- 4.7 km, partly Boardwalk. The start and finish in Oandu. The tour shows the typical characteristics of a natural forest.
• Beaver Trail -- 1 km. The trail includes the valley of one of the most beautiful rivers North Estonian, Altja River, beaver dams and dens.
• Majakivi Nature Trail on Juminda Peninsula -- 7 km in total, partly Boardwalk. The third largest erratic boulder in Estonia -- Majakivi (Rock House). 7m high, 32 m in circumference. The trail is in the form of the figure eight. The start is near Virve Village by Loksa-Leesi Road. You can use a short walk to the erratic and return to the starting or continuing your walk to Kolga-Aabla. There is a tower on Pikanõmme Dune. Dunes, woods and a small swamp on the whimsical rock formation.

• Viru Bog Nature Trail -- 3.5 km. The start is Loksa Road, 1 km from Tallinn-Narva highway. An Boardwalk crosses the bog, where you can study typical bog plants. A beautiful view opens on the bog pools of the tower.

• Altja Nature and Culture Trail -- 3 km. The start to the suspension bridge at the river mouth. A fisherman and Riverside are part of this trail.
• Käsmu Nature and Culture Trail -- 4.2 km. The captains’ village with the largest area of accumulation of erratics in Estonia is the stone area.

• Käsmu Walking and Cycling Trails -- 14 km. The start is at the chapel.
• Oandu-Võsu-Nõmmeveski-Liiapeksi Hiking and Biking Trail. Three routes: Oandu-Võsu -- 9.5 km, Võsu-Nõmmeveski -- 17.5 km, Nõmmeveski-Liiapeksi -- 16 km. There are places for tents and campfires.