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Location |
North-western
part of |
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Attraction |
Oandu
nature centre and Sagadi forest centre programmes introducing nature and
forestry history, local entrepreneurs introducing historical and national
folklore |
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Activities |
Hiking,
bicycling, nature and heritage culture trips, nature-watching, camping,
having a picnic, nature photography |
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Information |
RMK Oandu
nature centre-information point |
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Tel: +372
676 7010 |
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E-mail: oandu.looduskeskus@rmk.ee |
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address
Oandu, |
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Manager
of the protected areas |
Harju-Järva-Rapla
region of the Environmental Board |
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Partners |
To find
out about the possibilities for an active holiday in RMK’s North-Estonian
recreation area, visit the homepage of RMK partners Matkajuht OÜ and Matkad.ee |
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Recreation
area map |
Upload
PDF (969 Kb) |
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Description
and location of nature trails on map |
Upload description PDF (415 Kb) |
Over the
course of thousands of years, the North-Estonian recreation area, which is rich
in forests, has been developed hand in hand by nature and man. Diverse
landscapes offer wonderful possibilities for hiking, picking berries and
mushrooms and for other ways of spending a forest holiday. Forestry has always
been a relevant field of activity in this area and therefore a lot of heritage
culture that deserves discovering is still there. The North-Estonian recreation
area extends, for the most part, to protected areas, and because of this the
objective of RMK is to create conditions in the state forest for people to go there
without damaging it.
To this
end, nearly 50 km of teaching and hiking trails have been created, as well as
several camping and rest areas. Building a campfire and camping is allowed only
in designated and accordingly marked areas. The camping areas are not suitable
for organising big events; organising nature camps is allowed.
North-Estonian recreation area
