The Tammekoori oak, depicted by Eduard Viiralt in his drypoint ‘Viljandi maastik’ (Viljandi landscape), is located a few kilometres outside of Viljandi in the direction of Tartu. The circumference of…

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…

Kuimetsa is home to one of the most extensive and unique karst areas in Estonia. Visitors to it will see collapsed valleys, funnels, hollows, channels and caves. Five of the caves in the area are big…

South of Simuna church situates spring Katkuallikas that is from where starts 122 km long Pedja river. "Katk" meant in old verbiage a "spring hole". The spring that situates under…

When visiting the campfire site of Nederma Woodland, you can enjoy the beauty of nature and the variety of species and see many protected plants. You can also camp there. Nederma Woodland is one of…

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…

Äntu Punamägi (Äntu Red Hill) is a protected esker on the Äntu-Nõmme nature trail. Agelinde, the 240-metre-long three-part stronghold in southern Viru County, built by ancient Estonians at the…

Vana-Kuuste Park (3.5 ha) was established as a regular park in the beginning of the 19th century. Its large lime trees were planted back then. There is a pond with a little island in the park. The…

The Simuna nature studies and hiking trail is 5 km long, starting behind the Simuna school and ending close to the local spring. You can follow the trail starting from the spring and ending at the…

The hiking trail runs along a gravel road in a forest and introduces the life of ants. There are information boards next to the gravel road, as well as signposts near the ant colonies. The trail can…

The Rebastemäe hiking trail is located in the oldest part of Hiiumaa and the whole Western Estonia, on Kõpu Peninsula. 8,000 years ago, this was just a little island of the size of one square…

Police Park is in the centre of Tallinn, bound by Pronksi, Gonsiori, F. R. Kreutzwaldi and J. Kunderi Streets. It was constructed in 1939 on what had been the local police force's vegetable gardens…

Lake Kaisma Suurjärv is a 1.2 km² fen lake in the northern part of Pärnu County. It is connected to Lake Kaisma Väikejärv in the middle of the fens and the area between the two lakes is a prime…

The Poruni hiking trail winds through ancient forest and along the banks of the Poruni River, which flows into the Narva River. Partly a forest track, but mostly a boardwalk, the trail showcases the…

Lüübnitsa is a Russian village in northern Setomaa on the coast of Lake Pskov. The local inhabitants are involved in the cultivation of onions and fishing, like in most lakeside villages. At the…

Kirna’s 6.8 km study trail provides a good opportunity to explore the Pedja River meadows and forest. To gain a better view of the meadows and river, the Altmetsa Farm has an observation tower. A…

Mõniste Manor was first mentioned in 1542. The last owners of the manor were the von Wulff family, but the manor was destroyed in the Estonian War of Independence.  The 14.6 ha park at Mõniste was…

Lake Kamari recreation area has become an extremely popular destination among holiday-makers for its beautiful views and forests. There are two jetties, areas for beach volleyball and football, a…

Here you will see the hills and lakes forged by the hero of the Estonian epic, Kalevipoeg! The Neeruti landscape protection area hiking trail is located 3 km to the south of Kadrina just off the…

Sõpruse Park is the newest park in Põltsamaa, with the first tree being planted in May 1973. Today it has more than 6000 trees, mostly from the Luua Nursery. Many of the trees have been planted in…