Where to practice an individual sport Finland

Iso Ysi is the name of the 9-hole course offered to the visitors of this golf course which has a good reputation in Finland as well as in the neighboring countries. The objective of the proposed facilities is to contribute to the democratization of this sport and the objective is fully met! On the program: a course with water hazards and bunkers scattered all along the course. Without pretension, the club-house will propose you a selection of fast food. A pro shop on site will also allow you to acquire all the equipment necessary to play golf.

Its unique shape is striking as soon as you reach Kilpisjärvi. This mountain has always been sacred to the Saami people, and its summit rises to 1,029 m. Once at the top, effort is rewarded. Magnificent views of the lake and mountain... and potentially of the northern lights. The ascent and descent take around 6 km, and are accessible to all. Be careful with small children, though, as it's a long way up. In terms of time, allow four hours, or even five if you want to take your time, from the Hiking Center.

If you're keen to hike through ever-changing scenery, between forests, stony hills and charming villages, why not try the Jomalaleden trail? This forty-kilometer-long hiking trail passes through the Ramsholmen nature reserve and leads to the astonishing military site of the Russian Küngso battery, built in 1916 (with its observation tower and remarkable panorama). Great fun!

A miniature golf course that changes! We find ourselves in the dark, with fluorescent balls and obstacles, all in an atmosphere of a ghost train with skeletons dressed as cowboys... This is the attraction that is all the rage in Turku and has even dethroned the local bowling alley. It's true that this miniature golf course is a lot of fun! A concept straight from the United States. Ideal with friends, family with children or even on your own!

A place where hikers like to meet, where they can find food and drink in the café-restaurant, where they can get their bearings (many maps and brochures) and where they can rent bicycles and ski equipment... Just next door, at 14145, you will find the Kilpisjärvi visitors' centre with information on the region, the possibility of reserving the national park huts and obtaining a fishing permit...

Feel like having a little fun? Welcome to Flowpark! Fifteen adventure courses in the trees are waiting for you here! Be careful, you must be at least 7 years old and measure at least 1.20 m except for the first course, which is accessible to everyone. Then, several course colours as on the ski slopes, green, blue, red and black which give an indication of the difficulty of the tests. For the black course, for example, it must be at least 1.50 m long. We love it, we have fun and if we are in difficulty, we count on the help of the staff!

This adventure park is a very popular place for Turku families! In the summer, games serve as an amusement park with a mushroom shower, giant statues to climb, art workshops and plays. There is also a BMX track, the football stadium (with heated seats for those who are cold or wintery!) which hosted matches during the 1952 Helsinki Olympics, an ice skating track... In short, a sportsman's paradise!

If you want to get acquainted with Finnish wildlife, here you can find out all about the habits and customs of brown bears, wolves, lynx and wolverines through interactive exhibits and three 10-15 minute films. There are also temporary exhibitions to supplement the information, and the agenda is online. The plus: some interactive activities for children. Possibility to take a guided tour. You can also pick up maps of the 240 km or so of hiking in the Urho K Kekkonen park. Admission is free.

This prestigious 18-hole golf course was founded in 1932. This is the oldest golf course in Finland. However, it is still quite far from the city centre, but the public transit system makes it relatively easy to get there. A 19th century Empire-style mansion serves as a club house. It has a very good restaurant which offers a nice and pleasant view with its terrace overlooking the end of a course regularly hosting competitions.

The waters of Lake Saimaa are known for their purity and richness in fish, especially salmon trout. Saimaa Fishing Travels organizes fishing trips to several towns such as Mikkeli, Ristiina, Anttolan, Puumala... In winter, you can also discover and practice pilkkionginta, fishing through the ice. Reservations are required and only for groups. And for those who prefer, you can also simply rent a small boat (minimum three days rental) and enjoy the quietness of the landscape!

It is one of the most popular hikings which starts on south bank of Siilasjärvi before the customs. A marked trail led towards the point of meeting between Finland, Sweden and Norway through the reserve of Malla where any taking away is strictly prohibited. To envisage provisions consequently. In summer, chance also join the place by boat m/s Malla since the lake Kilpisjärvi. It does not remain you whereas 6 km to traverse round-trip.

Here you can experience a day of adventure perched in the trees with beautiful views and little moments of adrenaline! There is even the possibility of a pentathlon (for those over 18 or accompanied by a parent) consisting of 5 events in which you can compete individually or in groups with the following on the programme: archery, axe throwing, blowpipe, hoopla, and a choice of slingshot or air rifle. The course is designed to be fun for all ages: from the youngest to the oldest.

Tired of cultural visits? Why not learn or improve your golf game and enjoy the great outdoors? Åland is a golfer's paradise. In fact, Kastelholm is one of the most popular golf courses in the Nordic countries. Two fantastic courses. The more beautiful, slightly easier one passes in front of the castle. The brave can complete all 36 holes in the same day. It is also possible to go through Viking Line for a travel, accommodation and golf package. Information, presentation of the courses and promotional offers on their website.

Welcome to an impressive tree course designed for adults and children alike. The new park is located in the Yyteri Beach vacation resort next to the beach. If you prefer to keep both feet on the ground, you can rent a fat bike or a scooter, and why not try out a few tricks on the adapted park. A great day out! A restaurant and bar are available on site for breaks.