Oandu küla, Haljala vald, Lääne-Viru maakond
See photos (6) Lahemaa National Park was founded in 1971 and was designed to preserve, research, and introduce the nature, cultural heritage, biodiversity, landscapes, national culture, and nature conservation of Northern Estonia. Lahemaa is one of Europe's most important forest protection areas.
The Oandu Nature Centre introduces the nature of Lahemaa National Park, as well as the opportunities it offers for exploring nature, as well as the use and cultivation of forests and timber throughout the ages.
From the courtyard of the nature centre, you can reach the Oandu nature trail and the Võsu-Oandu hiking trail. You can also use the connecting trails to reach Koprarada (Beaver Trail) and the Altja study trail.
Monday–friday: 09:00 - 17:00
Saturday–sunday: closed
Monday–friday: 09:00 - 17:00
Saturday–sunday: 10:00 - 18:00
Monday–friday: 09:00 - 17:00
Saturday–sunday: closed
Wednesday–friday: 10:00 - 16:00
Monday–tuesday, saturday–sunday: closed
Free of charge
Free of charge
Free of charge
Free of charge
WIFI
In Viitna, turn left (signpost "Võsu 17 km"). Continue for 6.5 km along Viitna-Võsu highway until you reach Palmse village. There, turn right towards Sagadi (signpost "Sagadi 6 km"). Then, continue along Palmse-Sagadi road, cross Rakvere-Haljala highway (signpost "Sagadi mõis 2,5 km" (Sagadi manor 2.5 km)), and continue until you reach Sagadi Manor. There, turn left (signpost "Altja kaluriküla 5 km" (Altja fishing village 5 km)). Then, continue for 3 km along Sagadi-Altja road and pass the Oandu campsite. In 150 m, you will see the signpost "Oandu külastuskeskus" (Oandu visitor centre) next to the road. There is a road there leading right. The parking lot with information stands is left of the driveway.
