The 3 km study trail begins at the Kantsi Tavern and takes you to a flood plain by the river, a hayfield in a sedge-covered swamp, and through a birch grove. The trail has three recreational areas…

Ilmatsalu–Kärevere Linnutee is a 3.5 km hiking trail that can be passed on foot, by bike, on skis, or on a horse. There are four rest areas on the trail, where you can make a fire and rest; there are…

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…

You can see large underground caves on the slope of the Allikukivi old valley near Kilingi-Nõmme town. The caves, which were created by ground water, were discovered in 1961. They are 33 m long and…

The Aluoja cascades are in the village of Pühajõe in Toila municipality, in the Mägara creek, which flows into Pühajõe valley from the west. Aluoja is a unique slate valley with a variety of cascades…

Located in the manor park of the same name, the Helme caves, are an unrivaled sight in Estonia. Situated to the north of castle ruins, the caves have a white Burtniek layer of sandstone walls…

The bottom of Lake Karujärv is mainly sandy and there are five islands. According to legend, Lake Karujärv got its name after 7 bears fought here. To make them stop, God made it rain so heavily that…

The tower on the left bank of River Kasari offers magnificent views of the water-meadow which is a stopping place for ducks, geese, swans, and Charadriiformes during the spring flood. During summer…

The Island of Naissaar, in the 11th century records referred to as Terra feminarum, in 1297 Narghetn, later Nargö, also Nargen, is an island located in the Gulf of Tallinn, 8.5 km from mainland. The…

Tehvandi Cycling Track starts from the shooting range end of the stadium and runs along the Tartu Cycling Marathon Track to Ansomäe, then past Kasemets, Kuusemets and Savimägi to Tehvandi Hill and…

The Pedeli River and the light traffic track that runs parallel to the river unite and also separate two countries and two cities. In Valga-Valka, you can walk from one country to another almost…

A 2 km hiking trail is situated in the relatively moist and waterlogged area on the Vormsi landscape protection area. The most notable sites on the trail include the Suur Allikas (Big Spring) and…

The hiking track that encircles Lake Pühajärv starts near the centre of Otepää Nature Park. The 12 km track takes you on a voyage of discovery around one of the most unique and beautiful lakes in…

Lake Vaskna is 244 meters above sea level, which is why it can also be called a 'mountain lake'. According to legend, the gold of the Swedes from the times of the Northern War has been buried in…

Follow the signs from Õisu manor to the Õisu river valley hiking trail that is known for its steep sandstone outcrops. The highest outcrop is 14.6 metres high with a length of 34.4 metres. A unique…

RMK Pähni Nature Centre is the central point of Haanja-Karula Recreation Area that belongs to the State Forest Management Centre (RMK). In the Pähni Nature Centre you are invited to visit the forest…

The Meiekose study trail winds along the banks of the Raudna and Tõramaa Rivers before reaching the meadows at the mouth of the Tõramaa River, which forms part of the heritage landscape of Soomaa…

This hiking trail starts an ends by the information board at Lake Pangodi and stretches for one kilometre. There are five signs along the trail, which passes by the Pangodi campsite and barbecue area.

The Tsõõrikmägi hill got its name from the evenly round hollow with steep brinks in the middle of the hill. The Tsõõrikmägi meteorite crater near Räpina dates back to the period after the ice age…