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Kallioselä outdoor trail

—•Hiking Trails

2.1 km

Description

Muhos – Tervareitistö (VisitMuhos)+

Description

Kallioselän ulkoilureitti is about 2,1 km of summer hiking on the Oulujoki Valley Tervareitti network near Päivärinne in Muhos: a short, linear forest walk that belongs to the same themed corridor as longer tar-heritage routes in North Ostrobothnia. For how Muhos introduces the network’s story, orange-topped waymarks and rest stops along Tervareitistö, start from VisitMuhos. Luontoon.fi also lists the Kallioselä wilderness hut service for hikers continuing on the wider system. The trail sits beside the Päivärinne sports area where the municipality maintains lit fitness trails and winter ski tracks; the same pages describe the wider Päivärinne–Kallioselkä ski circuit and other Tervareitti sections for winter. In summer this segment is an easy forest path suited to a quick outing or as a first leg before joining longer Tervareitti walking options toward Kallioselä. Kallioselän kämppä, the historic forest cabin with sauna and kota, lies deeper on the full route system toward Kallioselä; overnight rules, firewood and driving access are explained on the municipal cabin page. Near the same trailhead, Kallioselän retkilatu follows the winter line toward Kallioselä; Päivärinteen kuntorata and Päivärinteen valaistu latu offer running and lit skiing on separate loops. Together they make Päivärinne a year-round outdoor hub while this hiking line gives a compact summer option on the tar-route story. Muhos lies in North Ostrobothnia. The Tervareitti tells how tar moved from Kainuu forests toward Oulu; information boards along the wider network cover local nature and river history.

Length & route

The trail is about 2,1 km as one linear hiking section starting from the Päivärinne side of the network, not a loop. It forms a short summer walking segment on Tervareitistö; the municipality lists longer related sections such as the roughly 17 km Päivärinne–Kallioselkä ski circle and 12 km Matkajärvi–Kallioselkä as separate winter-oriented parts of the same system.

Getting there

Use the Päivärinne trail network around Piilolantie and the sports area as your reference; the municipality describes the Päivärinne–Kallioselkä circuit starting from the end of Piilolantie for the longer ski route. For car access toward Kallioselän kämppä from the north side of Oulujoki, the municipality gives Pilpa-ahontie and roadside parking where Tervareitti crosses the road. Check winter track status for ski connections via the regional outdoors service linked from Muhos outdoor pages.

Good to know

Kallioselän kämppä is for people travelling under their own power, with overnight use described for one to two nights and shared wilderness etiquette. Firewood is supplied at the cabin yard; follow waste and fire instructions on site. For land-use questions the municipality lists maankäyttö engineer Ulla-Maija Karjalainen on the Kallioselä pages.

Managed by

Muhos

Official Maintenance

Trail info

Either direction along the linear path; combine with signposted Tervareitti branches as desired.

Route direction

Recreation Area

River

Marked Route

Route Signs

Activities allowed

Hike / Walk

Activity

Run

Activity

Terrain & conditions

2.1 km

Distance

About 30–45 minutes on foot at an easy pace for most walkers.

Est. Time

Dirt / Gravel

Surface

Point-to-Point, Wide Track

Route Type

Partial Shade

Shade

Light Traffic

Traffic

Location

64.90965°N, 25.88125°E

Approximate location

FinlandCountry

North OstrobothniaRegion

MuhosCity

JokirinneVillage

Hiking TrailsCategory

Explore nearby

Päivärinteen kuntorata

348 m

Free

Päivärinteen valaistu latu

348 m

Free

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Answers to your questions

Our data was researched from Muhos, 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.

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