The 700-metre-long nature trail takes visitors to an ancient sacred site ̶ the blue springs. The largest and most well-known of the springs is the turquoise coloured sand-bottomed rising spring known as Siniallikas (blue spring), accompanied by the darker-water Mustallikas (black spring) and the lighter Valgeallikas (white spring).
Sights
Viking village, Saula blue springs, the grove
Camping
Saula campfire site
Amenities
Benches, a large information board at the beginning of the trail, an information stand with the holy grove behavior practices at the grove’s gate
Parking
Parking area for 30 cars.
Additional information
Nearby, on the other side of the highway, there is a Viking village as an attraction, where you can have a meal and, if you wish, get a sauna and an accommodation. On the other side of the road there is Saula's campfire site. Before going on a nature walk please read the rules of conduct
Contact
Telephone: +372 676 7842
E-mail: info.viimsi@rmk.ee
Object type: hiking trail
Location info
Location : Harju County, Tallinn Recreation Area
Kose municipality, Harju county
Navigation instructions : Coming from Tallinn, at the 28th km of the highway, turn right at the "Viikingite küla" road sign onto Saula road and drive past Viking village, cross the Pirita river and turn left onto Saula-Kurena road. Drive under the bridge and the parking lot is on the left.
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Telephone:
+372 676 7842
E-mail:
info.viimsi@rmk.ee
Object type:
hiking trail
Location info
Location:
Harju County, Tallinn Recreation Area
Kose municipality, Harju county
Navigation instructions:
Coming from Tallinn, at the 28th km of the highway, turn right at the "Viikingite küla" road sign onto Saula road and drive past Viking village, cross the Pirita river and turn left onto Saula-Kurena road. Drive under the bridge and the parking lot is on the left.
