A map of 2 Wilderness Huts in Lapua.

The Hietala river hut, known as Jokitupa and painted with red clay, is a historical resting and overnight site located in the Alajoki agricultural plain. This plain, approximately 20 km north-south and 8-9 km east-west, is a traditional landscape in South Ostrobothnia. Jokitupa was once used by shepherds to rest, milk cows, and store provisions, with a single daily delivery of milk and supplies. While multiple river huts previously existed, only Jokitupa remains to represent this historical practice. The Lapua Society received Jokitupa as a donation and restored it in 2013, renewing its roof, fireplace, and floor. A dry toilet is also present. Jokitupa is accessible to visitors as a resting place and for overnight stays, with unlocked doors.

Experience authentic rustic living. Stay in open wilderness huts found along popular hiking routes deep in the nature.
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