Sipoonkorpi, National park in Sipoo, Finland.
Sipoonkorpi National Park spans densely forested areas cut through by rivers, open fields, and working farmland. The park near Helsinki offers multiple marked trails of varying lengths that guide visitors through different landscapes.
The park preserves agricultural traditions that span several generations, still practiced at farms like Byabacken and Hindsby. These working properties form part of the area's historical identity.
The forest holds deep meaning for local people as a place to gather mushrooms and berries, especially during late summer and autumn months.
Several marked trails with different difficulty levels allow visitors to explore the park at their own pace. The routes are well signposted, so visitors should prepare for changing weather and wear appropriate clothing.
The park contains a traditional Finnish sauna on the Sipoo River where visitors can experience an earth sauna followed by a dip in cold water. This practice connects to an ancient bathing tradition still valued by those who visit.
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