Paavolan tammi

The Paavolan tammi oak reaches 12 meters in height with a circumference of 668 centimeters, standing among spruce trees in the forest.

The oak tree received protected status in 1994 as part of Finland's national grove protection program to maintain natural heritage sites.

The oak serves as a destination point along a nature trail featuring 15 educational stations that inform visitors about local flora and fauna.

Visitors can park at the old school yard at Pietiläntie 23 in Lohja and follow the one-kilometer nature path to reach the tree.

The oak tree, estimated to be between 300 and 400 years old, grows in soil enriched by limestone, contributing to the region's plant diversity.

Location: Lohja

Inception: 1994

GPS coordinates: 60.22648,23.89090

Latest update: March 13, 2025 05:41