KILJAMON REITTI Trail
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Trail stats
- Distance
- 0.45 mi
- Elevation gain
- 23 ft
- Technical difficulty
- Moderate
- Elevation loss
- 26 ft
- Max elevation
- 395 ft
- TrailRank
- 23
- Min elevation
- 395 ft
- Trail type
- One Way
- Coordinates
- 184
- Uploaded
- January 24, 2021
- Recorded
- January 2021
near Talpia, Kanta-Häme (Suomi)
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Itinerary description
Torronsuo National Park consists mostly of mire. There are many small pine forest islands in the middle of the mire. Torronsuo mire is surrounded by forests, eskers, rocks and cliffs that provide a great view over the different parts of the mire. Torronsuo is famous for having the deepest bogs in Finland. The thickest peat layers are more than 12 m.
There are two accessible trails starting from the Kiljamo parking lot; a shorter one (0,1 km) and a longer one (0,7 km). On the shorter one, there is a 1,2 m wide wooden boardwalk all the way to a viewing platform. At three points (each 3 x 3 m), you may rest or pass by others.
Along the longer trail, the first stretch leading to the resting place is at least 2,5 m wide and 330 m long. There you will find an accessible cooking shelter, a campfire pit and campfire site. The wood storage is not accessible. After the resting place, the trail slowly descends for about 230 m towards the mire; the width of the trail is at least 2 m. The last section (100 m) with a wooden boardwalk is 1,2 m wide, ending at the viewing platform (4 x 3 m).
Photos: Laura Lehtonen, Maarit Vaahteranoksa
There are two accessible trails starting from the Kiljamo parking lot; a shorter one (0,1 km) and a longer one (0,7 km). On the shorter one, there is a 1,2 m wide wooden boardwalk all the way to a viewing platform. At three points (each 3 x 3 m), you may rest or pass by others.
Along the longer trail, the first stretch leading to the resting place is at least 2,5 m wide and 330 m long. There you will find an accessible cooking shelter, a campfire pit and campfire site. The wood storage is not accessible. After the resting place, the trail slowly descends for about 230 m towards the mire; the width of the trail is at least 2 m. The last section (100 m) with a wooden boardwalk is 1,2 m wide, ending at the viewing platform (4 x 3 m).
Photos: Laura Lehtonen, Maarit Vaahteranoksa
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Parking lot
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Viewing platform
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Resting area, toilet, ccooking shelter, campfire site
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