VõimalusedHiking trail/Hiking OptionsCampingCovered fireplaceMaintenance during summer
Ida-Viru County, Peipsi põhjaranniku Recreation Area
The campfire site is located just near the beach. The name Mummassaare is believed to come from the French language (Mon Blansière - my pleasure). In the 19th century, this beach was a summer resort for the noblemen and merchants of St. Petersburg and Narva. In particular, Mummassaare is captivated by its nature. Here and there spring streams flow into the sea and make the vegetation lush. In 1936, a rare Bronze Age ax was found near Mummassaare. The so-called Tannenberg Line from the Second World War also started here, which is a complex of fortifications that ran across the Sinimägi Mountains and Sirgala to the middle part of the Narva River.
Sights
During World War II, the Tannenberg Line went through Mummassaare – severe defensive battles were held here for 3 months in 1944. There was a cemetery in Mummassaare for about 2000 Estonian soldiers and military officers who perished during the battles.
Hiking options
RMK Penijõe-Aegviidu-Kauksi hiking route
Camping
Maximum number of tents (for 4) allowed is 10.
Amenities
Outdoor fireplace, picnic table with shelter, dry toilet, information board
Location : Ida-Viru County, Peipsi põhjaranniku Recreation Area
Narva-Jõesuu city, Ida-Viru County
Navigation instructions : At the 191st km on Tallinn–Narva road at Vaivara, turn left towards Udria and Pimestik (see the sign by the road). Drive along the road up to the sign “Mummassaare 1”. This will lead you to the parking area, where a sign directs you to Mummassaare camping site, which is 250 m away by the sea.
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Telephone:
+372 5681 5722
E-mail:
info.alutaguse@rmk.ee
Object type:
campfire site
Location info
Location:
Ida-Viru County, Peipsi põhjaranniku Recreation Area
Narva-Jõesuu city, Ida-Viru County
Navigation instructions:
At the 191st km on Tallinn–Narva road at Vaivara, turn left towards Udria and Pimestik (see the sign by the road). Drive along the road up to the sign “Mummassaare 1”. This will lead you to the parking area, where a sign directs you to Mummassaare camping site, which is 250 m away by the sea.
