Over 3,000 trails in Finland – choose yours

The Luontoon service helps you find outdoor destinations and trails all across Finland, from national parks to municipal recreation areas.

Finland's National Parks
There are 41 national parks in Finland, offering everyone the opportunity to experience the country’s most beautiful nature in their own way.
World Heritage Sites
The seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Finland showcase cultural or natural heritage of significant global value.
Global Geoparks
UNESCO Global Geopark sites tell visitors about geological and cultural development on our planet.
Wilderness areas of Lapland - far from everything 
The twelve wilderness areas in Finland are located in the northern and eastern parts of Lapland.
Access to Nature for All
Accessible and easy-to-navigate destinations suitable for people using mobility aids or those looking for easy trails.

Things that might interest you

1. Respect nature – leave no trace in it
Keep pets on a leash. Observe animals and their young from a sufficient distance. Do not damage plants.
2. Mainly use marked trails
Nature in protected areas experiences less strain when hikers stay on marked trails.
3. Only pitch your tent on sites where camping is allowed
Do not wash dishes or yourself in natural waters or on well covers. Follow the rules of open wilderness huts. Be considerate towards other hikers and those staying in the hut overnight. They may be tired after their day’s hike and wish to enjoy the peace and quiet of nature.
4. Only make fires where it is permitted
Use only marked and maintained campfire sites, opt for a camping stove. Do not light a fire during a wildfire warning.
5. Do not litter
Remember to bring a rubbish bag with you. Compost correctly. Do not burn your litter.

For example, you may walk and stay the night in nature, pick berries and mushrooms, swim and go boating.
Making fire in the terrain and collecting firewood is not an everyman’s right. They are only permitted with the landowner’s permission.
Everyman’s rights are not valid as such in nature reserves and all national parks. Always check any restrictions applicable to your destination before you go.