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Pamprinniemi Trail in Pyhämaa
01:04
4.19km
10m
Hiking
This approximately four-kilometer-long hiking trail takes you through a beautiful nature reserve that is part of the European Natura 2000 network. You always walk along the coast and thus circle the elongated peninsula.
At the westernmost tip you reach a large wooden cross where you can take a break with…
Last updated: January 13, 2025
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127 m
Bridge in the forest
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2.14 km
Wooden cross
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2.76 km
Rocky coastline
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4.19 km
End point
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4.17 km
Surfaces
4.17 km
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Trail Reviews
For this hike, I once again have to endure a long drive down a dead-end road to reach another small headland called Pamprinniemi, located on a headland that extends far into the sea. I plan to hike this headland to its very tip. Here, I once again come within three and a half kilometers of the Selkämeren kansallispuisto, the Bothnian Sea National Park. Even though it's only a very short nature trail, the effort is definitely worth it: halfway through the hike, I've reached the tip of the island and can marvel at the archipelago before me. Rocks, a fresh sea breeze full of intense sea scents, the sound of waves, a rich birdlife, and all this with almost no one around. Have you got more? You can find more information about nature and sights along this trail in my second hiking book, "Finland on Foot - Hiking between Helsinki and Lapland." Over 500 pages of accompanying background information await you on 1,000 kilometers of hiking through many protected and hiking areas in Finland. My motto: "Walk - See - Understand." Contact me and ask!