Tõrvaaugu recreation site
The Agriculture and Food Board warns about the spread of avian influenza. Please stay away from dead birds outdoors and ensure that your pets do not come into contact with them.
NB! If you find a dead bird, do not touch it or move it anywhere! Please report it to the Agriculture and Food Board by calling 605 4767 or 1247.
Tõrvaaugu (Tar pit) recreation site has got its name from the authentic tar-burning pit beside the shelter. Tar is still made here at least once a year in September, when the Forest and Hiking Day takes place in Rassi village. Due to its roadside location it is also a nice stop for car travellers. Visitors interested in cultural heritage can read about tar burning on the information board.
Sights
The site has cultural and historical importance both for local people and others. Tar burning at Tõrvaaugu was first recorded in 1832.
Amenities
Shelter, seats, information board
Additional information
Before going on a nature walk please read the rules of conduct
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Long-Lat WGS 84
Latitude: 58.630976
Longitude: 25.384812
L-EST 97x: 580431
L-EST 97y: 6499842