Liesjärvi National Park

Liesjärvi National Park is a protected area near Helsinki with forests, lakes, and hiking trails connecting different natural zones. The park features multiple entry points and over 50 kilometers of marked paths suitable for various types of walks.

The park was established in 1956 to protect the natural landscapes of the region. Its creation was part of a broader effort to safeguard Finnish woodlands and the communities living there.

Korteniemi Heritage Farm shows how people lived on the Finnish countryside long ago, with old buildings and fields managed using traditional methods. Visitors can see these structures today and understand what role farming played in the region.

The park has several parking areas such as Pirttilahti and Sikomäki that provide access to different trails. Sturdy footwear and weather-appropriate clothing are recommended, as paths pass through damp forests and along lakeshores.

The area features old forest paths once used by residents that connect different lakes throughout the park. These historical routes today allow for kayaking and wilderness camping experiences.

Location: Tammela

Inception: 1956

Operator: Metsähallitus

Address: Korteniementie 270, 31380 Tammela, Finland

Phone: +358206395270

Website: http://outdoors.fi/page.asp?Section=5102

GPS coordinates: 60.68056,23.85833

Latest update: December 6, 2025 17:43