The Spring of Sulaoja
The spring of Sulaoja, which is about the same size as a small lake, is an ancient holyplace of the Sámi people. The water of the spring comes from the River Luomusjoki. The water soaks through sand and gravelly soil, and is discharged from the spring when it runs into moraine layer or rock impervious to water.
Luomusjärvi Ridge
Luomusjärvi Ridge which cuts through Lake Luomusjärvi starts a few kilometres from Sulaoja. The highest parts of the ridge rise to over 20 metres above the surface of the lake.
The End of the Kevo Canyon
About 1 km north of Suohppášaja campfire and camping site there appears a wondrous view to the canyon. The scenery from the southern end of the Kevo Canyon is famous. This view to the gorge valley underneath is ruggedly beautiful.
Fiellu Waterfall
The picturesque River Fiellujoki falls 26 metres into the Kevo Canyon at approximately the halfway point of the trail. The fog bank under the waterfall dowses the plants in a large area.
The view of the Njakaljärvi Lakes
At the north end of the canyon route as the trail comes to the edge of the canyon a breathtaking view of the Njakaljärvi Lakes opens below the hiker. The lakes are wider parts of the River Kevojoki and they can be tens of metres deep. The lakes continue along the bottom of the canyon for several kilometres and look like a string of pearls.
Kuivi Trail
There is a 4 km long trail from Kuivi open wilderness hut to the top of Guivitunturi Fell. From the top of the fell there is a spectacular view of Kaldoaivi Wilderness Area and Kevo Strict Nature Reserve.