Roiupalu study trail (3,2 km)
This 3.2 km trail introducing the wildlife of South Estonia offers many good emotions to visitors. A good place to spend an active afternoon. In this trail you can see a surprising number of sights that are characteristic to the whole of South Estonia: the twisting Hatiku stream, views down on the Ahja river, the only patch of marsh at Linapatch on the slopes of the Ahja river valley, a spruce tree with atypical bark ("cork spruce") and the record-breaking pine-tree.
The trail is only for walking!
Sights
Sõnajalamägi hill, Palanumägi hill, Linasoo bog, Kunnimägi hill, spruce with atypical bark (Picea abies f. Tuberculata), the tallest pine tree, sacrificial rock, Hatiku stream, Ahja River.
Amenities
Information boards (in Estonian-English) along the study trail, dry toilet at the parking area. The study trail map is available at the Visitor Centre. The study trail is marked with red dots on signposts and trees.
Parking
Parking for max 10 cars in Kiidjärve visitor centres parking area.
Additional information
Before going on a nature walk please read the rules of conduct
Restrictions
The trail is located in the Ahja River Valley Landscape Protection Area. Further information can be obtained from the Environmental Board +372 662 5999, info@keskkonnaamet.ee
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Long-Lat WGS 84
Latitude: 58.139355
Longitude: 27.018740
L-EST 97x: 677748
L-EST 97y: 6448256