Saarijärven kota
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Saarijärven kota is a free, open kota (teepee-style day hut) on the shore of Lake Saarijärvi at Jongunjoki in Lieksa, North Karelia, built in 1990 per our records. The City of Lieksa maintains the kota together with the Saarijärvi lean-to and cooking shelter under a five-year usage agreement with Metsähallitus; owne...
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Saarijärven kota is a free, open kota (teepee-style day hut) on the shore of Lake Saarijärvi at Jongunjoki in Lieksa, North Karelia, built in 1990 per our records. The City of Lieksa maintains the kota together with the Saarijärvi lean-to and cooking shelter under a five-year usage agreement with Metsähallitus; owne...
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Our data was researched from Lieksa, 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.
Saarijärven kota
Description
Saarijärven kota is a free, open kota (teepee-style day hut) on the shore of Lake Saarijärvi at Jongunjoki in Lieksa, North Karelia, built in 1990 per our records. The City of Lieksa maintains the kota together with the Saarijärvi lean-to and cooking shelter under a five-year usage agreement with Metsähallitus; owne...
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1990
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Our data was researched from Lieksa, 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.