Nature excursions to the national park
From Lauhansarvi nature tourism center on a trip to Lauhanvuori National Park
The Lauhansarvi nature tourism center serves near Lauhanvuori National Park. The national park offers many opportunities for outdoor activities and relaxation alone or in larger groups. With a Taikapolku guide, you get much more out of your nature excursion. Delicacies enjoyed by the campfire crown the nature trip.
The Ice Age created one of the most fascinating natural destinations in South Ostrobothnia
Lauhanvuori National Park is an ancient island, as shown by its distinctive terrain. The barren pine heaths conceal many traces left by the Ice Age. On the stone field, imagination takes flight. Babbling brooks, bubbling springs, and expressive mires enliven the landscape. Lauhanvuori National Park is part of the international Geopark network.
Lauhanvuori National Park
Go on a nature trip!
At Lauhanvuori National Park you will find fascinating nature, great trails, and pleasant rest spots. In winter, the national park is used for skiing and snowshoeing. At the Lauhanvuori observation tower you can climb to the highest point in western Finland, where wide views open across several regions.
Berries and mushrooms are gathered from the forests. The barren pine heaths conceal many traces left by the Ice Age. On the stone fields, imagination takes flight. Babbling brooks, bubbling springs, and expressive mires enliven the landscape. Forests also provide berries and mushrooms.
Nature excursions for companies & groups
A nature guide leads you into the secrets of the national park
In the area of Lauhanvuori National Park there are several companies offering nature guiding services. The long-term partner of Lauhansarven nature tourism center, Taikapolku, offers both short and longer excursions to the national park. Read more on Taikapolku’s website.
The excursion is crowned by a tasty break, for example at the beautiful campfire site at Lake Spitaalijärvi. Our services include outdoor dining, which can also be arranged for an additional fee in Kauhaneva–Pohjankangas National Park. Get in touch, and we’ll arrange a pleasant meal break for you in beautiful scenery!
Reitit Lauhanvuorella
In Lauhanvuori National Park there are several routes that you can also combine if you wish. The most popular loops include Pirunkierros, Rantapolku, Terassikierros, and Spitaalijärvi. More enthusiastic hikers can also try a longer nature route, which takes you beyond the national park to the idyllic village landscapes of Sarviluoma and the impressive Aumakivi.
At the Lauhanvuori observation tower you can climb to the highest point in western Finland, where wide views open across several regions. The Geobike route connects easily to a broader cycling network in Isojoki, making it suitable for cyclists with some experience.
From Lauhansarvi nature tourism center it is easy to head out to the trails, and our cottages are an excellent base for a nature trip. Our staff can also help you choose a suitable route.
Equipment rental
Rent the equipment you need
In Isojoki, there are several companies where you can rent equipment such as fat bikes, tents, or other outdoor gear. Very close to Lauhansarvi nature tourism center is Isojoki animal shelter, where you can also find equipment for various kinds of trips.
Campsite in South Ostrobothnia
Kangasjärvi Camping
In addition to Lauhansarvi nature tourism center, you are also served in summer by Kangasjärvi Camping, where you can stay affordably, swim in clear waters, and enjoy good food.
At Kangasjärvi Camping you can stay in a cabin, tent, or caravan. The campsite offers a variety of activities that make your holiday enjoyable. At the lake you can swim, fish, or try stand-up paddleboarding (SUP). The beautiful sandy pine forest landscapes are also great for walking or cycling. Shops and other services in the village center are less than a 10-minute drive away.
Nature tourism in South Ostrobothnia
Lauhanvuori National Park & Kauhaneva–Pohjankangas National Park
Lauhanvuori National Park is complemented by its sister park, Kauhaneva–Pohjankangas National Park, located ten kilometers to the east. At the same time, you can travel along the Kyrönkankaan summer road, which was one of Finland’s most important main routes in the Middle Ages.
In addition to the national parks, there are many other interesting natural attractions in the surrounding area. The nature of Lauhanvuori National Park and its surroundings offers enough to explore for an entire week. Read more about other destinations in the area on Visit Suupohja’s website.