Winter outdoor trails
Maintained winter outdoor trails will be created again for the winter of 2026-2027 in the terrain of the municipal center and Kukonkoivu. The shared-use trails allow for movement in winter nature both on foot and by mountain bike.
You travel on winter outdoor trails at your own risk. Depending on the natural conditions, the trail may be soft and may have obstacles. If you sink through the surface of the trail, it is worth changing your route. On trails, it is a good idea to follow the recommended detours and follow the route. Cross ski trails with caution, do not walk or cycle on the trails.
Pets must always be kept on a leash and any litter must be removed from the trail. Motorized vehicles are prohibited on the trails. Report any obstructions or misuse that do not belong on the trails. via feedback link.
From spit to Devil's Nest
The two-kilometer-long flat trail that circles Varrassuo is suitable for people of all ages to enjoy nature walks in the vicinity of the municipal center. This winter, the number of trails maintained in the municipal center area has been increased. From Varrassuo, it is possible to continue your brisk walk along the trail between Vähä- and Keski-Tiilijärvi lakes, past Soisalmensuo to Pirunpesä.
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Tiilikangantie 4 (closest route to Varrassuo, Pirunpesä 4,4 km)
Tiilijärventie 29 (1,5 km to Varrassuo and 2,9 km to Pirunpesä)
Arvi Hauvosentie 1 (1 km to Pirunpesa and 3,4 km to Varrassuo)
Rooster birch routes
The Kukonkoivu terrain has three routes of different levels, making it easy to choose the one you like. The Kukonkoivu winter outdoor routes are designed especially with mountain bikers in mind, but the easy Kiekaisu route is also suitable for those on foot.
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Kukonkankaantie 38 (nearest route Pakkaskukko)
Kukonkoivu sports field, Juoksijantie 28 (the closest route is Kiekaisu, from which there is a connection to the Three Joys route)
Kiekaisu (2,6 km)
A very easy route with small elevation changes and gentle contours. The route can be walked in both directions, but for those traveling with a bike or sled, it is recommended to go clockwise.
Three Joys (2,5 km + 300 m)
Challenging wilderness trail. Steep hills and tight bends, skirting the corners of large boulders. For mountain bikers, the recommended direction of travel is clockwise, which gives you the opportunity to test your riding skills by crossing three large rocks along the trail. You can also skip the rocks.
Frost Rooster (5,8 km)
A relatively easy winter flow route in suppa terrain, especially for mountain bikers. Direction of travel is clockwise. Several possibilities to shorten the route by straightening it in the middle.