Viitasaari Wilderness Huts
A map of 19 Wilderness Huts in Viitasaari.
Hiekkalahden laavu
A llavu on the island of Vanha Kirkkosaari
Koljatin laavu - Viitasaari
The lean -to at the end of the Koljat Nature Trail. Lean -to, a campfire site and a wooden shed. More than firewood at the departure end of the nature trail at the parking lot, recommended to bring. Huussi during the parking lot at the beginning of the route.
Haapasaaren laavu
Ladies at the northern tip of Haapasaari. In the lean -to and around is a terrace -like board with a ramp. Outside the terrace surface, a campfire site. There is also a path around Haapasaari, which is illuminated from the eastern shore. The route of the fairway to be taken into consideration by the Western Blue Cemetery.
Paniaisniemen laavu
The Panianniemi lean-to is located on the shore of Lake Keitele. The Panianniemi tip loft can be enjoyed by snacks, campfires and Keitele's landscape. Lean -to table group and liter.
Pihkurinsaaren laavu
Pihkurinsaari's lean -to is Metsähallitus lean -to, where firewood is supplied by the city of Viitasaari. In addition to the lean -to, there is a table group and a Puocee. Check any fire warnings before lighting the open fire. During the molten water, the lean -to can be reached by boat, for example, from the center of Viitasaari. In winter, a ski trail is made around the island and around it.
Kellankoski kotalaavu
POSKIJÄRVI eräkämppä
Pieni-Palojärven laavu
Pieni Palojärvi laavu
Ruuhijärvet kotalaavu/ Poskunen
Honkasaaren laavu
Vanhan Kirkkosaaren laavu
Naurissaaren laavu
Vuorenaluslammen laavu
Ruuhilammen laavu - Kotvala
Rajasaaren laavu/ Muurue
Kärnä varaustupa
Ruuhilammen laavu 2
Rakajan laavu
Kärnänkoski kotalaavu
Wilderness Huts in Viitasaari
Experience authentic rustic living. Stay in open wilderness huts found along popular hiking routes deep in the nature.
Answers to your questions
Our core dataset is powered by official sources including Metsähallitus and LIPAS (the national database for sports facilities in Finland). We pull the latest GPX routes and location metadata directly from these authorities.
Note: Our database was last synced in 2026. While we strive for accuracy, always consult the official website which we display on each place or route or notices at the trail for safety-critical updates or seasonal closures.
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