Hiking trails

The diverse 18-basket disc golf park, which is quite challenging, is located on the Tamsalu health trails. There are mandos, complex ob-areas, open drives longer than 150 metres, and narrow 70-metre forest trails.
You can rent discs from the Tamsalu Sports Centre (three hours costs 2 euros). The park is open 24 hours and if you have your own discs, you can play for free.

Come and test the park!

 

Oandu plant trail is like a natural botanical garden. You will be surprised to find out how many different plants can be found on a 1 km area! In the autumn, it is like an open-air mushroom exhibition there (up to 60 species of mushrooms can be seen there in some years).

However, if you are not interested in mushrooms, it is still lovely and safe to go for a walk there. There is an ice cellar and beds with flowers, vegetables, and herbs from the manor era. In addition to signposts introducing the local plant communities and plants, there are five information boards on the shores of Oandu artificial lake, which introduce the animals living in Lahemaa.

A 30-minute drive from Tallinn on the north coast is one of the most beautiful sandy beaches in Kolga Bay – Valkla beach. The beach with fine light sand is a great bathing beach that stands out from big beaches with its peace and cleanliness.

The beach has a toilet and parking lot as well as changing rooms. In summer, it is possible to rent a kayak and go to the nearby Pedassaare island – an uninhabited island 1 km away, where there are campfire sites and a sauna house. Paddleboards with safety equipment are also available for rent on the beach.

Valkla beach also has a beach restaurant Valkla rand and a Recreation Centre with caravan park and saunas.

Lake Pikkjärv is a natural lake near Suru village in Harju County, Kuusalu Parish. It is the most north-eastern lake among the Järvi lakes, with an area of 5.2 ha. The lake is surrounded by a mixed pine-spruce forest. The north-eastern shore of the lake is sandy and suitable for bathing.

The lake is located in Kõrvemaa and offers camping opportunities. The camping site is located in the north-eastern corner of the lake, under spruce trees. The Järvi-Aegviidu hiking trail (27 km), which starts at the Pikkjärv camping site, is part of the large network of the State Forest Management Centre’s hiking trails.

The bog landscape of Põhja-Kõrvemaa is perfect for a snowshoe trip all year round. The hills and woods alternate with bogs and you can enjoy the beauty of the lakes on the steeply sloping eskers. During the hike, we will visit the largest bog in the region, Kõnnu Suursoo, which is characterised by large bog hollows. When hiking in winter, you might see footprints of wolves, wild boars, or foxes. There are lot of them in the area!

All this is less than a 60-minute drive from Tallinn. At the meeting place, we will give you the equipment and head to the car-free hiking area. Sample price for a group from 12 people. Ask for a price for a smaller group as well!

You can choose whether to go on a relaxing Fatbike tour or a more physically demanding one in the Valkla area and on the beach.

There are rocky beach parts and some narrow trails and places where you have to cross the water. After the beach part, the trail heads into the forest. Then, you will ride on a road and pass through the colourful and beautiful village of Kaberneeme. There will be a break at the top of the peninsula, after which you will head back through the village to the coastal forest, which offers interesting views of the beach.