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Lahemaa is a magical little place where nature and people live in harmony.
Here you will find deep groves, a stormy sea, and giant boulders, but above all, people who can tell old stories and sing runic songs.
It is home to a wide range of wild animals - elk, wild boars, bears and lynx.
The northern coast attracts many migratory birds every year. The national park is crossed by several well-marked long hiking trails, such as RMK Oandu-Ikla hiking trail and a forest trail that is part of the European long-distance path E11.
Lahemaa, the Oldest National Park in the Former Soviet Union, is the Flagship of Estonian Nature.
The 725 km2 area is home to lush native forests, wetlands stretching to the horizon and beaches both rocky and sandy.
Lahemaa is one of Europe’s most important forest conservation areas, and here you will find Europe’s largest collection of erratic boulders.
