Jaani-Tooma suurkivi

Located within a juniper meadow in Lahemaa National Park, this granite boulder measures 7.5 meters in height with a circumference of 34.7 meters.

The boulder was transported from Finland by glacial movements approximately 20,000 years ago and deposited in its current location 13,000 years ago.

The boulder features 12 documented climbing routes of varying difficulty levels, making it a destination for rock climbing practitioners in northern Estonia.

Visitors can reach the boulder through marked trails from Kasispea village, with the best viewing conditions occurring during spring and autumn months.

The boulder consists of rapakivi granite and holds the position of twentieth largest rock formation in Estonia, contributing to geological research studies.

GPS coordinates: 59.60043,25.77175

Latest update: March 14, 2025 17:14