Strange Nature Sites to explore in Finland
Finland is one of Europe’s last places of true wilderness. The forests and national parks of Finland hide thousands of strange stories and secrets to be revealed by those who love nature hiking and trekking.
There are caves, rocks and gorges shaped in unusual ways by the ice-age and the effects of the long winters. There are secret paths that lead to age-old places of rituals and rites. Some are not-so-easy to find, the others – such as a fascinating rock labyrinth – are only a short way away from the capital Helsinki.
These are places known only by few. Do you dare to explore?
Scroll down to see some of the most odd and unusual nature sites in Finland.

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