Hiking Trails

Fatbike tour in the Valkla area and beach in Northern Estonia is a pleasant journey or climb over hilly dunes.

The rocky beach areas offer technical carving and the excitement of crossing water. After passing through the beach strip, we head into the forest, then onto the road, and traverse the colorful and beautiful village of Kaberneeme. A pause is made at the tip of the peninsula, after which we return through the village to the beachside forest, where the interesting crisscrossing hilly bike paths will make any cyclist’s eyes light up, and at the same time, it is possible to see the beach view from a slightly different angle.

The service can be booked for groups starting from 12 people.

Put on your hat and come on a forest adventure – the anticipation of Christmas in nature is much cooler than standing in line at the shopping mall!

We will wander through the Kaberneeme peninsula and the spruce forests of Lahemaa, searching for the perfect Christmas tree (you can buy it with the RMK app if you wish), exploring forest life, and reading fresh animal tracks: fox, hare, roe deer. Along the way, we will stop at “Mägratänav,” listen to the guide’s stories, and learn simple nature wisdom tips: how to understand from the tracks what animals eat and why the winter forest needs peace.

During the break, we will light a fire and brew raspberry stem tea – and if the weather wants to put on a show, we will move our stories to an Indian teepee. You will take away ideas on how to make Christmas a little greener (and a little funnier): less plastic, more real experiences.

This is a lovely event for family, friends, and work colleagues; well-behaved dogs are also welcome. Put on warm boots and bring gloves – we will take care of the rest.

A glass kayak tour in Lahemaa National Park at the Kuusalu sand quarry offers the opportunity to explore the world hidden beneath the clear and cold groundwater in a completely new way. The transparent kayak creates the feeling that you are gliding above the water, while underwater landscapes unfold beneath your feet – sandy bottom patterns, moving aquatic plants, and curious fish.

The Kuusalu sand quarry, with its depth and clarity, is an ideal place to see underwater life up close. The groundwater, about 5 m deep, is crystal clear, and its transparency creates excellent conditions for observing underwater flora and fauna. The landscape here is unique – steep wall patterns, layers of sand, and the play of light in the depths make the tour a visually enchanting experience.

If desired, you can also explore the underwater world at night in a glass kayak, when the light creates a completely new, magical atmosphere in the depths.

Come and experience the clear waters of the Kuusalu sand quarry and discover its hidden beauty in a completely new way!

A kayak trip on the Pärlijõgi River offers a rare opportunity to discover underwater life right beneath your feet. The transparent bottom reveals the clear riverbed patterns, aquatic vegetation, and gliding fish with every paddle stroke, making the trip a calm yet discovery-rich experience. The Pärlijõgi is known for its biodiversity: here you can spot river trout, and in this river is the only remaining population of the freshwater pearl mussel in Estonia – a true natural treasure that can be seen in only a few places.

The river flows through the Lahemaa National Park’s primeval valley and offers plenty of visual beauty both from the water and the banks. The birdsong, slow current, and natural bank communities create a soothing rhythm that is suitable for explorers of all ages. It is a wonderful activity for families who wish to spend time together in nature.

If desired, you can also explore the underwater world at night, when the light reflecting from the river’s surface and bottom creates a completely new and enchanting atmosphere.

Come and take a kayak from us and discover the beauty of the Pärlijõgi with the silent glide of a glass kayak!

A glass kayak tour on the Viitna lakes offers the opportunity to explore the natural world from a completely new perspective. The transparent kayak creates the feeling of floating above the water, while below you, the patterns of the lakebed, the flowing rhythm of aquatic plants, and the fish that swim by curiously unfold. It is a visually captivating experience that allows you to enjoy nature comfortably and dryly, without having to get wet.

The Viitna lakes are known for their glacial origin and exceptional clarity. The light falling into the lakes creates a soft glow that reflects the surrounding forests and adds a sense of tranquility and timelessness to the journey. The surrounding Viitna Landscape Protection Area offers natural biodiversity, spring-rich shores, and beautiful views, where each paddle stroke reveals a new image of the local nature’s diversity.

If you wish, you can also explore the lakes at night – the play of light beams in the clear water creates a completely different, almost fairy-tale atmosphere.

Rent a kayak from us and enjoy the beauty of the Viitna lakes while gliding in a transparent glass kayak!

Come and experience the Kuusalu sand quarry like most have never seen it!

The GlassSUP board is a transparent-bottom SUP board – standing on the board, you can see the underwater world directly beneath you: the lines of the sandy bottom, the play of light, and patterns that change with every paddle stroke. The quarry is “different water” – clear, deeper, and with its own special atmosphere, where you can glide peacefully and enjoy the views. You can make stops, peek below, and take photos – the transparent SUP gives an instant wow effect to your pictures and videos.

On-site, you will receive a brief introduction (safety and basic handling of the board) and then you can go for an independent ride for 1 hour – at your own pace and flow.

The service includes the rental of the GlassSUP board, paddle, and life jacket. It is suitable for couples, families, friends, and teams, and makes a cool gift as well.

Bring your phone and weather-appropriate clothing – this place is surprisingly photogenic!

Come and explore Porkuni Lake like you’ve never seen it before! The Glass SUP board is a transparent-bottom paddleboard – standing on it, you can see the underwater world directly beneath you: bottom patterns, aquatic plants, and the play of light. It’s a pleasant mix of active relaxation and calm drifting – perfect for when you want to take a break.

At Porkuni Lake, you can also enjoy the surrounding views: green shores, a tranquil water surface, and the sounds of nature make the experience delightful. The lake is mainly fed by underground springs, which is why the water is very clear.

Before heading out onto the water, you will receive a short briefing and the necessary equipment on-site. After that, you have approximately one hour of independent paddling, moving at your own pace and making stops if you wish. We definitely recommend bringing your phone to capture the views and underwater details.

Suitable for couples, families, groups of friends, and teams – and it also makes a cool gift.

Come to Pärlijõgi and experience how the glass SUP board transforms paddling into a true adventure. Standing on the transparent SUP, the underwater world unfolds beneath your feet: sandy and gravelly bottoms, swaying aquatic plants, and patterns created by the gentle flow of the river. The river flows quietly through greenery, offering a rare opportunity to take a break, listen to the birdsong, and let nature set the rhythm.

The experience begins with a short and clear briefing, where you will learn about safety and the basics of handling the glass SUP board. After that, you can enjoy 1 hour of independent paddling – at your own pace. You can make stops, enjoy the views, and take photos, as the transparent board makes every moment visually special.

The service includes the rental of a glass SUP board, paddle, and life jacket.

Glass SUP at Pärlijõgi is suitable for couples, families, groups of friends, and teams, and it also makes a memorable gift idea for those who appreciate nature and new perspectives. Weather-appropriate clothing and a phone or camera are recommended – the calm river offers plenty of photo opportunities.

The glass SUP paddle trip on the Viitna lakes offers a different way to explore the lakes. The transparent SUP board allows you to stand above the water while clearly seeing below – the lake bed, aquatic plants, and the movement of light in the water.

Before heading out onto the water, you will receive a short briefing and the necessary equipment on-site. After that, you will have approximately one hour of independent paddling, moving at your own pace and making stops if you wish.

We definitely recommend bringing your phone to capture the views and underwater details. The Viitna lakes are known for their glacial origin and exceptional clarity. During the trip, the views gradually change, offering variety and the opportunity to observe nature more attentively.

Suitable for couples, families, groups of friends, and teams – and it also makes a cool gift for nature lovers.

Come and spend an active day in Lahemaa National Park!

Put on your helmet and pack some humor – Lahemaa National Park is coming up! This 30 km bike tour with a nature guide is a pleasant mix of movement, nature, and heritage culture. Lahemaa is the largest national park in Estonia – here you can experience the tranquility of the forest and the vastness of the sea in just one day.

We start at the Lahemaa Heritage House, then we bike to Muuksi Hill Fort, where we take an adventure break and descend with a rope to explore a spring. Next, we will visit Tsitre beach and a manor – stories, legends, and an endless “oh, I didn’t know that!” feeling await. At the finish, we’ll also take a peek at the wild garlic growing area (no need to bring a bear – the plant is already there).

During the hike, we will make a campfire and offer herbal tea made from plants collected from nature, along with warm soup for a snack. The trip is suitable for both adults and children, and well-behaved (and able to run) dogs are also welcome.

If you are looking for a guided tour that is educational, exciting, and simply enjoyable, then book and come biking!

Spend an exciting day in peaceful and unspoiled nature, where the charming atmosphere of the countryside prevails. During the trip, you will visit one of the oldest and largest national parks – Lahemaa, where moose, foxes, and lynxes live. You will see the magnificent, untouched forests of the North Estonian coast and enjoy the sound of the wind and the sea.

On the tour, we will explore the Palmse Manor, dating back to the 13th century, the historically rich former fishing village of Käsmu, and enjoy the splendor and beauty of Estonia’s highest natural waterfall – Jägala Waterfall. Or we can take a walk in the Viru Bog.

The excursion includes guided service, transportation, lunch, and entrance to the Käsmu Maritime Museum and Palmse Manor.

A beautiful bog landscape with glades, stunted pines, and a viewing tower awaits your hike!

My childhood home is in this area. Although there was no hiking trail in Viru bog back then, our family used to come here to pick berries and mushrooms, and my father had work-related matters. Now there is a lovely hiking trail where you can comfortably explore Viru bog. There is a path through a nice pine forest, a winding boardwalk between picturesque glades, a viewing tower, and a picnic area near the Kalmeoja parking lot.

All this awaits discovery with a guide!

The winter forest does not sleep – it simply acts quietly. On the guided walking tour “Forest Life in Winter,” we learn to read the forest like detectives: tracks in the snow, chewed pine cones, woodpecker work sites, a rabbit’s “expressway,” and that one mysterious depression that makes you wonder: did a moose pass through here or just a very confident dog?

During the hike, we search for and interpret the signs of animal and bird activity, talk about the winter food table and survival tips (without the drama of a hero movie), and practice how to move in nature so that our presence is polite. We take a nice break: warm tea and a little “silence challenge” – 2 minutes of quiet to hear how much the forest actually has to say.

The hike is suitable for families, adults, and groups/teams of friends. The pace is calm and adjustable, the focus is on the experience and the skill of noticing afterwards: who passed through here at night, where they went, and why. Dress in layers and bring gloves.

At the end, we have a small “track quiz”: who left this mark and where were they hurrying to? We will also prepare campfire food.

An active nature hike with a guide takes you from Hara harbor along a trail approximately 6 km long, which winds through forests from the harbor’s parking lot and continues to the Majakivi hiking trail. This path is a great opportunity to experience the unique nature of the Juminda Peninsula – here, former beach ridges, sand dunes, forest strips, and salt marshes intertwine, creating a diverse and varied landscape. During the walk, the experienced guide will provide fascinating insights into both nature and the history of the area.

The highlight of the hike is reaching Estonia’s third largest erratic boulder – the impressive Majakivi. From there, we head back towards Hara harbor. The duration of the hike is estimated to be 1.5–2 hours, making it a suitable activity for hikers of all ages.

If desired, the hike can also be combined with a tour of the Hara submarine base, which adds a historical dimension to the adventure. Book your hike today!

We are sheep and sheepdog breeders in Lahemaa, on the Juminda Peninsula in Tammistu village. We maintain the coastal meadows in our area. The managed coastal meadows are very rich in species, visually pleasing, and physically easy to traverse, making them great places for hiking.

We show our guests how sheep are herded with dogs, and you can also try your hand at being a dog handler. For hiking enthusiasts, we offer a hike of up to 5 km along the coast, during which we talk about our activities, dogs, sheep, heritage meadows, and local traditions. If desired, we also offer our guests a lamb stew for a meal.

Do you dream of a hike where the forest comes to meet you – safely, accessibly, and full of discovery joy?

In the historical forest park of Metsamõisa, a guided hike awaits you along a nearly 3 km long path, suitable for wheelchair users, walkers, and strollers. The route travels on a hard-surfaced and crushed gravel path, allowing you to enjoy nature at a relaxed pace and comfortably.

What to expect from the guided hike?

Along the way, there will be a stop at the Sensory Garden – a place where nature comes to life through all the senses. You can observe, listen, smell, touch, and taste. The Sensory Garden also features a beehive observation area, and the guide will share stories about the forest and the natural and cultural history of Metsamõisa. At every step, something new unfolds – whether it’s a nearly 200-year-old birch or a mighty rowan.

Individual visitors, groups of friends, families, and those with companions are all welcome on the hike. The Metsamõisa path is designed for everyone – here you can experience nature without restrictions.

Discover the forest guided by a guide and at your own pace – Metsamõisa invites you to move.

A pleasant active outdoor activity is a great change from everyday life!

We hike on foot or on snowshoes with a guide who knows the truths of surviving in nature by heart! The hikes take place in the bogs of Kõrvemaa or Lahemaa National Park, where views of the wonderful nature of North Estonia and the bog pools open up, whether it is summer, spring, autumn, or winter. If desired, one can also enjoy a picnic in the embrace of nature or traditional Estonian delicacies alongside the sauna.

After the bog hike, we head to a nearby traditional Estonian sauna, where you can warm up.

The trip starts and ends in Tallinn.

Discover the stunning nature of Hara harbor and Lahemaa by bike! Here you can conveniently rent a suitable bike for yourself or your whole family and embark on an exciting adventure. There are 4 men’s, 4 women’s, and 3 children’s models available, so everyone in the family will find their fit. You will also receive a helmet and a security lock to ensure a worry-free and safe ride.

With the bike, you can ride along the quiet forest roads of the Juminda Peninsula, enjoy views of the Hara submarine base, and explore the charm of Lahemaa’s nature – sea breezes, forest paths, and coastal landscapes. For the more adventurous, fat bikes are also available, which are particularly comfortable on uneven terrain and absolutely ideal for winter biking – the wide tires provide great balance and make movement safe on both snow and sand.

Come choose the right bike for you and enjoy unforgettable moments in Lahemaa’s nature!

Active activities abound in Hara both on land and at sea!

Sail along the picturesque coastline, enjoy the beautiful views of Lahemaa, and discover yet-to-be-explored places. At Hara harbor, you can explore the surroundings of the submarine base by kayak, SUP board, or canoe; if you wish, you can also go on a guided tour where a guide will lead you to exciting waterways and share stories about the area. There are 6 kayaks, 8 SUP boards, and 5 canoes available. Additionally, you have the option to bring your own watercraft – whether it’s a SUP board or kayak – and explore the mysterious territory of the Hara submarine base at your own pace.

If you stay at the harbor, have returned from an expedition, or are simply looking for an idyllic seaside spot for a campfire or barbecue evening? For this, we offer you a cozy campfire site with all the essentials. If desired, there is also a camping option so that your seaside adventure can last even longer.

In the Ubari landscape protection area, a hike awaits you that is half nature trek and half small adventure film – only you are the main character.

We will wander along beach and forest trails, listen to stories about rocks, springs, and biodiversity, and in between, we will get an adrenaline boost: safe climbing on cliffs (guide and equipment provided). This is not “gym” climbing – here you will learn how to move smartly in nature, maintain balance, and notice the layers of the landscape like an open textbook. During the hike, you will receive tips on how to read tracks in nature, which plants to notice, and why Ubari is protected.

We will choose the pace according to the group; suitable for friends, work teams, and adventurous families (children with parents). Bring comfortable shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, and a water bottle. Come, laugh, learn, and recharge with the real silence of the forest – just about 30 minutes from Tallinn.

If desired, take a tea or picnic break, and share nature guide tricks on how to notice nature.

Safety is a priority: helmet, climbing harness, and guide support at every step.