Heritage culture refers to the traces left by previous generations on the landscape, which bring us messages about a long-lost way of life.
The trail starts from the RMK Oandu Nature Centre yard, loops around the buildings, through meadows, forests, and village roads, and finally returns back to the nature centre. It is marked with signs and markers on trees, and the trail has 28 points of interest with information boards in Estonian and English.
We will see kilometers of moss-covered stone walls, old milestone stones, meadows overgrown with forest, forest paths over 100 years old, planted pines, wolf fences, wildlife feeding stations, an old botanical garden, etc.