This 8 km long trail begins in the car park located on the north-eastern side of Harku forest by Tähetorni Street. It runs along forest paths and tracks. It takes 3-5 hours to complete the trail, which has been provided with several rest sites and marked with...

The 3 km long ring-shaped nature trail runs along the banks of the Keila River and through the park. There is an information board with a map and general information at the beginning of the trail and 8 points of interest with descriptions on the trail, which introduce the most important natural...

This trail is 8 km long and circular in shape, marked out in yellow on its trees. It winds its way up and down over the moraines next to the Jussi lakes and will take you to Jussi Moor, which boasts a natural community unique in Estonia - one which was created due to...

The old folk say about this lovely area, known as the ‘Estonian Switzerland’, that the Devil wrinkled up the ground in Kõrvemaa.

The landscape is characterised by its ‘mountains’, swamps, swamp lakes, and forests. The...

Viru Bog study trail is 1 km off the Tallinn-Narva highway (E20) on the road leading to Loksa. The 3.5 km trail starts at the car park on the Loksa road and ends at the car park on the Kemba road. The shortest walk along the trail (ca 1 km) is from the Loksa road car park to the viewing tower...

The 7 km trail is located at the western edge of Lahemaa National Park, in the middle of Juminda Peninsula and starts in the car park just by the Hara–Juminda Road, running on the eastern side of the peninsula. 
2 km of the total length of the 8-...