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The spring on Väike Munamägi is also known as the source of the Emajõgi river and the Kalevipoeg's Rock is also called the memorial rock of the 100th Anniversary of the Estonian Flag.
Parking
Leave your car to the parking area of Väike-Munamäe Ski Resort 500 m away.
Amenities
The campfire site has 2 information boards, dry toilet and stairs.
Sights
Väike-Munamägi spring and Kalevipoeg’s Stone. From the spring uphill, you can enjoy a great view from the mobilemast platform.
Additional information
The object is located on private land - on the Kaga property, please respect the rights of the landowner.
Before going on a nature walk please read the Environmental code of conduct (freedom to roam), rules of conduct and waste-sorting policy
Restrictions
About restrictions please read here. Further information can be obtained from the Environmental Board (info@keskkonnaamet.ee, +372 662 5999).
Contact
Telephone: +372 676 7122
E-mail: info.kiidjarve@rmk.ee
Object type: rest stop
Location info
Location : Valga County, Otepää Nature Park
Nüpli village, Otepää municipality.
Navigation instructions : Drive on Tatra–Otepää–Sangaste road (Road no. 46). At Otepää traffic lights, turn towards Sangaste and drive about 2.4 km. Then turn left and drive to the parking area of Väike-Munamägi Ski Centre, where you can park. Walk 200 m and turn left (follow the brown signs). Walk another 200 m ahead to the concrete stairs leading to the stone and spring.
Drive on Tatra–Otepää–Sangaste road (Road no. 46). At Otepää traffic lights, turn towards Sangaste and drive about 2.4 km. Then turn left and drive to the parking area of Väike-Munamägi Ski Centre, where you can park. Walk 200 m and turn left (follow the brown signs). Walk another 200 m ahead to the concrete stairs leading to the stone and spring.
