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Kimito hiking trail

—•Hiking Trails

4.9 km

Route

Description

Visit Kimitoön – Nature trails and outdoor recreation+

Description

For trail listings and lengths in the archipelago, start with Visit Kimitoön’s nature trails and outdoor recreation page. The Municipality of Kemiönsaari describes Amospuisto at Edvin Widen tie as an 11-hectare sports park with parking along Edvin Widen tie and near the school outside school hours, plus bus connections on the Turku–Kemiönsaari line stopping at Amospuisto. The trail is about 4.9 km as one walking line through Norrskogen near central Kimito. Brochures and tourism pages often round the main circuit to about 6 km with a separate 0.5 km accessible branch. It begins from Amospuisto, passes outdoor exercise infrastructure including Kemiönsaaren Kuntoportaat where the long-distance Rannikkoreitti cycling route also runs, then continues into mixed conifer forest and more open rocky pine sections. The route is marked with orange paint. Along the way, fitness trail boards in Finnish and Swedish explain body-weight exercises; QR codes link to short demonstration videos, and a mat helps for ground exercises. There are table–bench rest spots and Norrskogenin laavu with a fire ring—bring your own firewood; gathering wood in the forest is not allowed. Near the far end lies Kemiön koirapuisto. In winter, the Långdalenin peltolatu ski track meets the same broad area. The short mapped branch Kemiön ulkoilureitti, esteetön reitti covers the accessible approach and the same lean-to and dog-park corner as a separate line. A demanding accessible route about 0.5 km leads to the lean-to from the Norrbackantie and Mansikkapolku junction (parking at Norrbackantie 48); it is not the same start as the full loop and can suit terrain-capable strollers and assisted wheelchair use with steep stone sections on the final climb. Retkipaikka’s article by Sanna-Mari Kunttu adds practical detail on markings, surfaces, and the lean-to. Kemiönsaari lies in Southwest Finland. The main island mixes village streets, recreation fields, and Norrskogen forest.

Length & route

The trail on our map is about 4.9 km as one line. Visit Kimitoön and many brochures list the main Kimito hiking trail at about 6 km plus a 0.5 km accessible section. The route is point-to-point in character rather than a closed loop.

Getting there

Amospuisto lies at Edvin Widen tie, 25700 Kimito. The Municipality of Kemiönsaari notes parking along Edvin Widen tie and near the school outside teaching hours, and refers to Matkahuolto and Seutuplus for bus timetables on the Turku–Kemiönsaari corridor. The nearest bus stop (Amospuisto) is a short walk from the trail start. For the accessible branch to the lean-to, use the parking at the Norrbackantie and Mansikkapolku junction (Norrbackantie 48).

Good to know

Bring firewood if you plan to use the lean-to fireplace; there is no supplied firewood.

History

Åbo Underrättelser reported the opening of the Norrskogen recreation area in October 2022, with a small inauguration event in the forest.

Managed by

Kemiönsaari

Official Maintenance

Trail info

Recreation Area

Orange paint marks

Route Signs

Open / Good Condition

Activities allowed

Bike

Activity

Hike / Walk

Activity

Run

Activity

Terrain & conditions

4.9 km

Distance

About 1.5–2 hours walking; faster as a trail run or easy mountain bike spin.

Est. Time

Dirt / Gravel

Surface

Point-to-Point, Single Track

Route Type

Partial Shade

Shade

Light Traffic

Traffic

Location

60.17142°N, 22.73023°E

Approximate location

FinlandCountry

Southwest FinlandRegion

KemiönsaariCity

KimitoVillage

Hiking TrailsCategory

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Answers to your questions

Our data was researched from Kemiönsaari, 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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