The 4-kilometre trail runs along soil and boardwalks through different forest types, over canals and springs. A 10-metre observation tower is located on the side of the pine forest, where it is also…

The Kurtna hiking trail starts and ends at a parking lot with a fireplace site  near Lake Nõmme. A marked trail forms a part of the Kurtna Landscape Conservation Area and introduces a variety of…

The Nigula Nature Conservation Area was established to protect a 6400 ha area of untouched bogs, forests and meadows. The heart of the Nigula Conservation Area is the Nigula bog with its five bog…

The sacrificial lime tree at Sipa branches out into three practically where it emerges from the ground. At this point it measures 8.9 metres in circumference, with the thickest branches measuring 4.1…

Letipea Cape and fishing village, located east of Kunda, are known for their large boulders. Tagaküla Suurkivi, which you will see as soon as you enter the village, is 30 m wide and 4 m high…

The Seljamäe study hiking trail forms part of the Tudusoo nature reserve and is 5 km long. It starts and ends in the same place: the car park, pavilion and area for fires between the Punasoo and…

At Kabli Nature Centre, you can find useful information about the natural values of the region and the holiday options offered by the State Forest Management Centre (RMK) all over Estonia. Here, you…

The field of naturally growing daffodils, which is unique in the Baltic states, can be found in the Vara rural municipality. Yellow daffodils are rare in the wild and the daffodil field in…

The Pae karst area spreads out over two hectares of land covering a limestone layer rich in fossils. Where the alvars and bog meet there is a terrace that varies in height from one to two metres…

Luua Arboretum exhibits about 500 species and forms of trees and bushes. The arboretum was founded based on the principles of botanical geography with the departments for plants from Europe, Siberia…

8 km route can be taken in the 'blue hills', where a key World War II battle took place. You will see places associated with the war along this trail. Information about trail you can get in Vaivara…

The 3.5 km Ähijärve nature study trail starts at Karula Nature Centre, where there is a nice playground for children and a nature trail. The network of roads around Lake Ähijärv was once very dense…

Matsalu National Park is a popular birdwatching area. Come and see the various bird species, as well as the wooded meadows, reeds, meadows, coastal pastures, and alvars. The trail has a campfire…

Liivanõmme trail starts from Nõva Nature Centre, runs along a stone-paved road dating back to World War I, then passes Allikjärve lake and then runs towards west to river Uuejõe. From there go along…

Hirve Park is one of the most dendrologically diverse parks in Tallinn, and certainly one with an interesting history: it is considered one of the symbols of the restoration of Estonia's independence…

Emakeele or ‘mother tongue’ park in the centre of Väike-Maarja is in fact two parks, established by those who developed and maintained the Estonian language. Here you will see the oak trees planted…

The 2.8 km Pähni forest trail starts and ends at the Pähni Nature Centre. The trail starts with an information board with introductory text, later on you have to follow the signs. There are 15 points…

This is Narva’s oldest park, an example of park architecture from the end of the 19th century. Located on the Bastions. There are two memorials in the park and its environs. The first is the iron…

The 7 km trail is located at the western edge of Lahemaa National Park, in the middle of Juminda Peninsula and starts in the car park just by the Hara–Juminda Road, running on the eastern side of the…

The 3 km long and 1.2 m wide study trail begins and ends at the Kantsi Tavern / Emajõgi-Suursoo Nature Centre and takes you to a flood plain by the river, a hayfield in a sedge-covered swamp, and…