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A small and popular campfire site with good accessibility for hikers on the RMK Penijõe-Aegviidu-Kauksi Hiking Trail. The campfire site is located near the naturally beautiful Rabivere Bog Landscape Conservation Area. The visitor will be taken on an adventure by the hiking trail that runs through primitive forests. At the same time, scenic views of the bog can also be enjoyed by taking the boardwalk to Lake Kõnnu. There are also lean-to shelters at the campfire site, in which the hiker can find shelter and refuge from bad weather. There is a peat mine in Rabivere Bog, where the body of a mummified woman was found in 1936. Many stories have circulated among the people about the mysterious death of the woman who died several hundred years ago. You can read more from the information board at the campfire site. There are also graves of forest brothers along the hiking trail, near the Rabivere Campfire Site.
Hiking options
RMK Penijõe-Aegviidu-Kauksi hiking route.
Amenities
Lean-to shelters, covered table-bench, covered fireplace with a grill rest, dry toilet, firewood shelter, waste bin, information board.
Rabivere Village, Kohila Municipality, Rapla County
Navigation instructions : Drive 5.7 km south on the Hager-Kodila-Kuusiku Road and turn left onto Suurküla Road. Drive 1.6 km and turn left onto Mutso Road. After 1.5 km, the campfire site is on the left.
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Telephone:
+372 676 7842
E-mail:
info.viimsi@rmk.ee
Object type:
campfire site
Location info
Location:
Rapla County, Tallinn Recreation Area
Rabivere Village, Kohila Municipality, Rapla County
Navigation instructions:
Drive 5.7 km south on the Hager-Kodila-Kuusiku Road and turn left onto Suurküla Road. Drive 1.6 km and turn left onto Mutso Road. After 1.5 km, the campfire site is on the left.
