Accessible Services in Kurjenrahka National Park 

Woman walks with an assistance dob along a wide duckboard.
Karpalopolku trail. Photo: Katri Lehtola.
Woman walks with a pram along the trail. There is forest on both side of the trail.
Karpalopolku trail. Photo: Katri Lehtola.
Woman studies a tactile map of the Karpalopolku trail.
Tactile map of the Karpalopolku trail. Photo: Katri Lehtola.
Lot of people inside and outside of the cooking sheltee, some have an aiding equipment.
A cooking shelter at Kurjenpesä. Photo: Laura Lehtonen.
In the front of the picture there are signposts to the paths. Behind them is a wooden building, which is reached by a ramp. Photo: Jari Kostet.
Kurkela, accessible meeting venue. Photo: Jari Kostet.
In the middle of the plateau is a boundary stone bordered by the plateau. Mom is sitting on the platform. The other mother is sitting on the next stone. The children are in the strollers. Photo: Katri Lehtola.
Kuhankuono border stone. Photo: Katri Lehtola.

Kurjenrahka National Park offers accessible services, trails and structures. The Kurjenpesä campfire site and toilet are accessible by a wheelchair.
 

Visitors to Kurjenrahka National Park can contact the park’s partner companies to enquire about guided excursions for people with reduced mobility, hikers with children and beginner hikers, including groups.

Explore the accessible services of Kurjenrahka National Park

More information on the accessible services and trails in Kurjenrahka National Park: Finnish Nature Centre Haltia, tel. +358 40 163 6200, info(at)haltia.com

Accessible services provided by partner entrepreneurs

Visitors to Kurjenrahka National Park can also contact the park’s partner companies to enquire about guided excursions for people with reduced mobility, hikers with children and beginner hikers, including groups. Explore the services of Kurjenrahka National Park's partner companies.