For fire warnings, protected-area rules, and the latest notes from the national park authority, start from the Metsähallitus Korpinkierros trail page on Luontoon.fi. Visit Kouvola gathers practical visitor information for the wider Repovesi trail network on its Repovesi pages, including downloadable maps and reminde...
Luontoon.fi – Korpinkierros Trail (Repovesi National Park)+
Description
For fire warnings, protected-area rules, and the latest notes from the national park authority, start from the Metsähallitus Korpinkierros trail page on Luontoon.fi. Visit Kouvola gathers practical visitor information for the wider Repovesi trail network on its Repovesi pages, including downloadable maps and reminders about campfires, firewood, dogs on a leash, and winter ferry closures. Retkipaikka published Jussi Judin’s on-the-ground walk-through of the Olhava circuit—worth reading for pacing, parking, and how the climb up Olhavanvuori feels underfoot.
Kouvola lies in Kymenlaakso. Raven's Trail is about 4.5 km as a loop around Olhavanlammi in Repovesi National Park, with Olhavanvuori as the main viewpoint. The name refers to ravens that nest near Finland’s best-known rock-climbing cliff at Olhava. You can walk the loop in either direction: climb Olhavanvuori first or save the ascent for later.
From the Olhava side, the tread shifts from gravel and forest tracks toward a steeper climb on Olhavanvuori; from the top, views open west over forest and small lakes. About 1 km into the loop you pass Mustalamminvuoren näkötorni, a lookout tower on a side path from the main circuit. Along Olhavanlampi you reach Olhavanlampi laituri, Olhava laavu, Olhavan laavu, Olhava kaivo, and Olhava tulentekopaikka—good stops before or after the climb. Toward Karhulahti, the route passes Karhulahti kanoottilaituri, Karhulahti laituri, Karhulahti Grillikota 2, Karhulahti vuokrakota, and Karhulahti tulentekopaikka; Visit Kouvola highlights restrooms, the canoe dock, and the rental kota when you approach the loop from the water.
The same landscape ties into the longer Repovesi trails network if you want to extend a day in the park. Dry toilets sit at service points such as Karhulahti rather than as separate named waypoints along the shore.
Length & route
The trail is about 4.5 km as one loop around Olhavanlammi with a climb on Olhavanvuori. Visitor guides sometimes round the distance to about 4.3 km for the signed circuit. Terrain mixes gravel and forest paths with rocky, exposed sections on the hill. Part of the shore on the west side of Olhavanlammi is described as rideable by mountain bike in visitor writing, but you must not ride up Olhavanvuori with a bike.
Getting there
By car, many visitors use Saarijärvi parking at Kuismantie 990 in Kouvola, then follow the gravel road roughly two kilometres toward the Olhava trailhead area. You can also reach the loop from the Olhava side or start from Karhulahti when arriving by canoe; Karhulahti has a canoe dock, restrooms, and a rental kota. Lapinsalmi and Tervajärvi are other common national park access points for different loops. Check the city’s public transport page for bus links toward Repovesi when you travel without a car.
Good to know
During forest fire warnings, open campfires are prohibited; follow Luontoon.fi and Metsähallitus bulletins for Repovesi. Firewood is stocked at many campfire sites but supply varies with use. Bring your own toilet paper for dry toilets. Ketunlossi ferry does not operate in winter.
History
The trail name refers to ravens nesting near the Olhava cliff; Visit Kouvola notes that this is why the route is called Korpinkierros.
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Answers to your questions
Our data was researched from Kouvola, and other trusted sources, in March 2026. Our route / place GPX data comes from Metsähallitus / Lipas, last updated March 2026. Always check their official website for safety-critical updates.
For fire warnings, protected-area rules, and the latest notes from the national park authority, start from the Metsähallitus Korpinkierros trail page on Luontoon.fi. Visit Kouvola gathers practical visitor information for the wider Repovesi trail network on its Repovesi pages, including downloadable maps and reminde...
Luontoon.fi – Korpinkierros Trail (Repovesi National Park)+
Description
For fire warnings, protected-area rules, and the latest notes from the national park authority, start from the Metsähallitus Korpinkierros trail page on Luontoon.fi. Visit Kouvola gathers practical visitor information for the wider Repovesi trail network on its Repovesi pages, including downloadable maps and reminders about campfires, firewood, dogs on a leash, and winter ferry closures. Retkipaikka published Jussi Judin’s on-the-ground walk-through of the Olhava circuit—worth reading for pacing, parking, and how the climb up Olhavanvuori feels underfoot.
Kouvola lies in Kymenlaakso. Raven's Trail is about 4.5 km as a loop around Olhavanlammi in Repovesi National Park, with Olhavanvuori as the main viewpoint. The name refers to ravens that nest near Finland’s best-known rock-climbing cliff at Olhava. You can walk the loop in either direction: climb Olhavanvuori first or save the ascent for later.
From the Olhava side, the tread shifts from gravel and forest tracks toward a steeper climb on Olhavanvuori; from the top, views open west over forest and small lakes. About 1 km into the loop you pass Mustalamminvuoren näkötorni, a lookout tower on a side path from the main circuit. Along Olhavanlampi you reach Olhavanlampi laituri, Olhava laavu, Olhavan laavu, Olhava kaivo, and Olhava tulentekopaikka—good stops before or after the climb. Toward Karhulahti, the route passes Karhulahti kanoottilaituri, Karhulahti laituri, Karhulahti Grillikota 2, Karhulahti vuokrakota, and Karhulahti tulentekopaikka; Visit Kouvola highlights restrooms, the canoe dock, and the rental kota when you approach the loop from the water.
The same landscape ties into the longer Repovesi trails network if you want to extend a day in the park. Dry toilets sit at service points such as Karhulahti rather than as separate named waypoints along the shore.
Length & route
The trail is about 4.5 km as one loop around Olhavanlammi with a climb on Olhavanvuori. Visitor guides sometimes round the distance to about 4.3 km for the signed circuit. Terrain mixes gravel and forest paths with rocky, exposed sections on the hill. Part of the shore on the west side of Olhavanlammi is described as rideable by mountain bike in visitor writing, but you must not ride up Olhavanvuori with a bike.
Getting there
By car, many visitors use Saarijärvi parking at Kuismantie 990 in Kouvola, then follow the gravel road roughly two kilometres toward the Olhava trailhead area. You can also reach the loop from the Olhava side or start from Karhulahti when arriving by canoe; Karhulahti has a canoe dock, restrooms, and a rental kota. Lapinsalmi and Tervajärvi are other common national park access points for different loops. Check the city’s public transport page for bus links toward Repovesi when you travel without a car.
Good to know
During forest fire warnings, open campfires are prohibited; follow Luontoon.fi and Metsähallitus bulletins for Repovesi. Firewood is stocked at many campfire sites but supply varies with use. Bring your own toilet paper for dry toilets. Ketunlossi ferry does not operate in winter.
History
The trail name refers to ravens nesting near the Olhava cliff; Visit Kouvola notes that this is why the route is called Korpinkierros.
Be the first to write a review for "Raven's Trail"
Share a photo from a recent trip
Answers to your questions
Our data was researched from Kouvola, and other trusted sources, in March 2026. Our route / place GPX data comes from Metsähallitus / Lipas, last updated March 2026. Always check their official website for safety-critical updates.