Poikeljärven laavu
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Poikeljärven laavu is a free lean-to shelter and campfire spot on the shore of Lake Poikeljärvi along the Poikeljärvi Trail in Pori, Satakunta, within the Karhureitti hiking network that Porin kaupunki maintains together with other rest points and trail structures. The stop pairs a three-wall laavu with a fire ring...
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Poikeljärven laavu is a free lean-to shelter and campfire spot on the shore of Lake Poikeljärvi along the Poikeljärvi Trail in Pori, Satakunta, within the Karhureitti hiking network that Porin kaupunki maintains together with other rest points and trail structures. The stop pairs a three-wall laavu with a fire ring...
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Poikeljärven laavu
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Poikeljärven laavu is a free lean-to shelter and campfire spot on the shore of Lake Poikeljärvi along the Poikeljärvi Trail in Pori, Satakunta, within the Karhureitti hiking network that Porin kaupunki maintains together with other rest points and trail structures. The stop pairs a three-wall laavu with a fire ring...
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