Käsmu nature and cultural history trail
The Käsmu nature and cultural history trail looks at the development of the Käsmu peninsula and Estonia’s biggest natural accumulation of rocks. Beginning in the car park next to the chapel, the trail is well marked with signs and is 4.2 km long; trees along the trail have white stripes painted on their trunks for guidance.
Käsmu itself is one of Estonia's most beautiful seaside villages, and the local museum provides an excellent overview of its maritime history.
The Käsmu nature and cultural history trail looks at the development of the Käsmu peninsula and Estonia’s biggest natural accumulation of rocks. Beginning in the car park next to the chapel, the trail is well marked with signs and is 4.2 km long; tre
Reviews
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Combination of seaside, forest, many boulders and the wooden houses of Käsmu
The trail is circular, flat and only 4,5 kilometres. I guess it can be done by most people. I liked the trail. First you walk along the coast, then through the forest and finally along the beautiful...
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Rock hopping
The Käsmu trail is an easy hike, you can´t get lost. There is beautiful old forest and seside on the path. If it´s not the sea bird´s nesting period (there are signs that tell), you can stray off to...
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Käsmu forests will blow you away
Gorgeous stony paths covered in moss. Pick your own blueberries and mushrooms in autumn. Clear paths, that are easy to pass even with a baby-pram.
Information
- Laane tee 7, Käsmu küla, Haljala vald, Lääne-Viru maakond
- Homepage
- http://www.keskkonnaamet.ee/lahe-eng/hiking/hik/
- (+372) 329 5555
