There are about 50 km of marked trails in Teijo National Park. Most of them are 2 - 8 km long, and suitable for day trips, but by combining them it is possible to make a hiking trip that lasts for a weekend. The trails are marked, and there are duckboards going through the damp areas. Along the trails, there are campfire sites, lean-to shelters, and fishing spots.
Easy trails
Kariholma’s demanding accessible trail, 600 m one-way
During snow-free season; no winter maintenance.
Classified as a demanding accessible route. An assistant is recommended for wheelchair users.
Starting point: Kariholma parking area, Matildanjärventie 20, Salo (pdf 3 MB, julkaisut.metsa.fi)
Kariholma trail description
Jeturkasti’s demanding accessible trail, 700 m one-way
During snow-free season; no winter maintenance.
Classified as a demanding accessible route. An assistant is recommended for wheelchair users.
Starting point: Jeturkasti parking area, Skoilantie, Salo (pdf 3 MB, julkaisut.metsa.fi)
Jeturkasti trail description
Totti nature trail, 1,3 km loop
Open all year round, walking time 1 hour, no winter maintenance.
Easy, suitable for beginners, families and groups.
Starting point: Sahajärvi parking area, Teijontie 12, Salo (pdf 3 MB, julkaisut.metsa.fi)
Totti nature trail description
Punassuo trail, 2,1 km one-way
Open all year round, walking time 1,5-2 hours, no winter maintenance.
Easy, suitable for beginners, families and groups.
Starting points: Piikanummi parking area, Lankkerintie 288, Salo (pdf 3 MB, julkaisut.metsa.fi) and Punassuo parking area, Leppäkorventie 585, Salo (pdf 3 MB, julkaisut.metsa.fi)
Punassuo trail description
Nenusta trail, 3,6 km loop
Open all year round, walking time 2,5 hours, no winter maintenance.
Rather easy, suitable for beginners, families and groups. A more demanding rocky section to Nenustannokka.
Starting point: Nenustannummi parking area, Sauruntie 671, Salo (pdf 3 MB, julkaisut.metsa.fi)
Nenusta trail description
Ancient Jeturkasti Trail, 4,6 km loop
Open all year round, walking time 2 hours, no winter maintenance.
Relatively easy, suitable for beginners, families and groups. The 700 m distance from the Jeturkasti parking area to the ancient shore line is accessible by wheelchair and with baby prams during snow-free season.
Starting point: Matildanjärvi parking area, Matildanjärventie 86, Salo (pdf 3 MB julkaisut.metsa.fi) and Jeturkasti parking area, Skoilantie 354, Salo (pdf 3 MB, julkaisut.metsa.fi)
Ancient Jeturkasti trail description
Onnelannummi trail, 4,9 km loop
Open all year round, walking time 2,5 hours, no winter maintenance.
Relatively easy, suitable for beginners, families and groups.
Starting point: Kirjakkala parking area, Hamarinjärventie 88, Salo (pdf 3 MB, julkaisut.metsa.fi)
Onnelannummi trail description
Matildanjärvi trail, 5,5 km loop
Open all year round, walking time 2,5 hours, no winter maintenance.
Relatively easy, suitable for beginners, families and groups. The distance (600 m) from the Kariholma parking area to the Kariholma rest area is accessible by wheelchair and with baby prams during snow-free season. At the western end of the lake, the route runs 600 meters along the road, through the village of Mathildedal.
Starting points: Matildanjärvi parking area, Matildanjärventie 86, Salo (pdf 3 MB, julkaisut.metsa.fi) and Mikkossuo parking area, Teijontie 552, Salo (pdf 3 MB, julkaisut.metsa.fi)
Matildanjärvi trail description
Other hiking trails, 0-10 km
Sahajärvi trail, 8,8 km loop
Open during snow-free season, walking time 4 hours.
Suitable for experienced hikers.
The trail passes through forests and small marshes, and also crosses Lake Sahajärvi by means of two self-driven rafts. The rafts overwinter onshore from the beginning of November. Their return to service is dependent on the ice conditions in spring.
Starting points: Nenustannummi parking area, Sauruntie 647, Salo (pdf 3 MB, julkaisut.metsa.fi) and Laviakallio parking area, Sauruntie 910, Salo (pdf 3 MB, julkaisut.metsa.fi)
Sahajärvi trail description
Other Hiking Tips
- There are many sandy forest roads which are not part of marked trails but may, naturally, be used by hikers.
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