Alavus Running Trails
A map of 16 Running Trails in Alavus.
Kirkonkylän kuntorata
Kirkonkylän kuntorata, also known as Lintukallion lenkki in Alavus (Töysä), is a segment of the Iivari outdoor trail. This trail offers three distinct sub-trails, with a map available at the parking lot to guide choices. The Lintukallio trail is suitable for mountain biking and walking during snow-free periods, and skiing in winter. It features varied forest landscapes, including steep ascents and descents, along a looped path, part of which is a wide, flat fitness trail.
Ojalankankaan valaistu kuntorata
The Ojalankangas outdoor trail in Alavus is a multi-purpose recreational area. In winter, it functions as a ski trail, and during snow-free periods, it is suitable for walking and cycling. The trail system was updated with new signage in 2022 and comprises three distinct paths: the entire outdoor trail at 0.9 km, and two fitness trails, A and B, each measuring 0.3 km. Amenities along the route include a campfire site and a children's playground.
Vähäjärven kuntoreitti
Juupakylän kuntorata
Sulkavankylän kuntorata
Kätkänjoen kuntorata
Kaukolan kuntorata
Rantatöysän kuntorata
Jokivarren kuntorata
Sapsalammen pururata
Kontiaisten kuntorata
Vetolan kuntorata
Katteluksen kuntorata
Taipaleenkylän kuntorata Alavus
Kuntorata Tuuri-Alavus
Mäenvuoren kuntorata
Running Trails in Alavus
Jog through varied landscapes. From flat city paths to challenging forest terrains
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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