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…

The Tülivere sacred oak, a protected tree, is a sacred old tree which received food offerings in order to ensure bountiful crops and cattle as recently as the last century. Ancient Estonians…

The Ojaäärse forest trail is located in Lahemaa National Park and is 3.5 km long. It begins in the car park next to the Ojaäärse nature house and then winds through the bright pine forests between…

Tammsaare Park is located in the centre of Tallinn, between the Estonia Theatre and Viru Keskus shopping centre. In 1896, one corner of the park became the new site of Tallinn’s market, which was…

The Ebavere nature and hiking trail is situated on Ebavere nature reserve 3 km outside of Väike-Maarja heading towards Tartu. The trail is 5 km long, but you can also cover 3 km or 4 km sections of…

The 3 km long Rakvere oak grove hiking trail, outside of the city centre, is a showcase for oak trees which are between 150 and 220 years old. Along the trail you will see a wide variety of mosses…

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 length and terrain of the ca 30 km trail makes it suitable for moderate training or leisurely enjoying of nature. The trail with its ups and downs runs along winding forest paths and straight…

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 small island of Abruka, in the Gulf of Riga, is a forested beauty with wooded meadows and alvar environments rich with a diversity of species. The Abruka Nature trails begin at Abruka Harbour…

This 8 km long trail begins in the car park located on the north-eastern side of Harku forest by Tähetorni Street. It runs along forest paths and tracks. It takes 3-5 hours to complete the trail…

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…

Kavilda Valley is one of the most beautiful natural objects in Tartu County. The Kavild River a flows in the valley. Sandstone outcrops and springs can be seen in some places. The Kavilda sacrificial…

The trail at Lake Parika Väikejärv is famous for its heart-shaped bog lake. The trail runs through the forest and rises to the brink of the bog, where you can have a picnic or go for a rejuvenating…

An information board at the Lilli nature house directs those interested to the study trail of the Lilli nature house. Taking an old lane, you reach a forest path which takes you to a sorb grove that…

The loop trail is ideal for people who are not wearing special hiking clothes. The boardwalk, covered with anti-slip mesh, and the safe wood-chip path take the visitor across several bog islands…

The forest trail is equipped with information boards and its aim is to introduce the type of forest called ‘lammimets’ in Estonian. These types of forests grow in flooded valleys and are quite rare…

The 100-metre-long boardwalk of Parika bog is located on the 17th kilometre of Viljandi-Kolga-Jaani road. It is believed to be about 9,000 years old, which makes it one of Estonia's oldest bogs. It…

This 3.5 km trail is in Rannamõisa nature conservation area (Tabasalu Nature Park). It winds its way along the clifftop before following stone stairs down to the base of the cliff, where you then…