The name of the terrace circuit derives from the fact that the route encompasses embankments formed after the Ice Age, also known as terraces. The
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Lauhanvuori National Park – Geobike mountain biking trail
The Geobike trail includes a variety of the geological sites of Lauhanvuori. The route runs in varying terrain, along paths, skiing tracks, and dirt roads.
Lauhanvuori National Park – Beach path
The Lauhanvuori beach path is a 2.6 km long circular trail. The route starts from the Lauhanvuori observation tower. The route takes about an hour
Kuntopolku jokaaselle
The “Kuntopolku jokaaselle” or could say”fitness trail for everyone” is a 4.6 km long trail that has been repaired and expanded from the Isojoki village
Katikankanjoni
The steep-edged Katikankanjoni is a marvellously beautiful and soothing place. There are lots of old spruces and a carpet of soft moss. Walking in the
Karhukangas lean-to shelter
The Karhukangas lean-to is located in the Puskankylä area of Kauhajoki. The lean-to is situated in a pine forest right by the road. The lean-to
Lauhanvuori-Hämeenkangas UNESCO Global Geopark
The Lauhanvuori-Hämeenkangas UNESCO Global Geopark is located in western Finland, in the border area of three regions. In South Ostrobothnia, municipalities of the Geopark include
Metsola lean-to shelter
An lean-to shelter open for all, maintained by the association Muurahaisen erämiehet ry. There is no firewood supply at the lean-to, so bring your own.
Kohinapolku
Enjoy the sound of rushing water and natural peace while walking on Kohinapolku. The Nummijoki river flows near the old Nummikoski school, with two long
Korpipesä lean-to shelter
The Korpipesä lean-to shelter is located on the Muinasvuoret set routes that connect Teuva and Karijoki, between the Iso-Kakkori and Sivi cottages. The Korpipesä lean-to
Ikkeläjärvi beach
There are signs to the beach from the Ikkeläjärvi road. The last kilometre or so is a dirt road. The Ikkeläjärvi beach has a jetty,