Vooremaa Nature Park

Vooremaa Nature Park extends across 9,881 hectares of Estonian countryside with rolling hills, forests, lakes, and diverse wildlife populations throughout the protected area.

The establishment of Vooremaa Nature Park in 1964 marked a significant step in preserving Estonian landscapes shaped by glacial activity during the last Ice Age.

The Kassinurme Hills within the park contain ancient Estonian ritual sites connected to traditional practices and ceremonies of the regional communities.

The park features marked trails connecting observation towers, campsites, and the Elistvere Animal Park, where visitors learn about local wildlife conservation efforts.

The park contains distinctive geological formations called drumlins, elongated hills created by glacier movements, alongside narrow lakes filling the valleys between them.

Location: Jõgeva Rural Municipality

Location: Tartu Rural Municipality

Inception: 1964

GPS coordinates: 58.58333,26.66667

Latest update: April 16, 2025 21:50