Most trails in Rokua National Park make for easy walking. The total length of the trails is around 35 kilometres.
The trails on the eskers of Rokua lead hikers through dry pine heaths and shining white carpets of lichen. From Pookivaara observation tower on the highest point of the National Park, views open out all the way to Lake Oulujärvi. Rokua National Park is part of Rokua Geopark and UNESCO's international Geopark network.
- Eskers, dry pine heaths and large carpets of white lichen
- Hiking trails for every need from day trips to overnight excursions
- Mountain biking trails suitable for beginners
- A number of campfire sites and tourism services in the local area
- Demanding accessible trail and accessible campfire shelter of Pitkäjärvi
Activities and trails
The mountain biking network in Rokua National Park is around 40 kilometres in length and suitable for beginners.
The National Park’s ski track network brings visitors to beautiful winter landscapes.
What else is there to see
Geocaching, snowshoeing, fishing
Rokua's Nature
Carpets of shining white lichen and ageing pine forests are a typical sight in the dry heath forests of Rokua National Park. Small esker lakes and mires in dell bottoms add variety to the landscape.
Nature at the siteVisitor's checklist
The national park is a nature reserveEveryman's Right does not apply as such in national parks
There are movement restrictions in the areaPlease stay on the marked trails to preserve the delicate nature of Rokua National Park.
Camp only at permitted camping sitesCamping is only permitted in the immediate vicinity of designated rest and campfire sites, and huts.
Make campfires only in designated sitesDuring a wildfire warning, making fires is prohibited.
Remember to bring a trash bagThere are no waste bins in the area. Bring a trash bag and take the trash with you.
Always keep pets on a leashDog waste should be cleaned away from the paths.