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• The outdoor trail

  • The nature walk is on an island, which requires a boat or ferry ride to reach.

  • Note, that the accessibility of the connection boat is not guaranteed. Contact the operator to check if the boat is suitable for your needs.

  • There is an information board about 30 m away from the ferry pier on the island, which is visible from the ferry pier. The information board has a map of the area marked with toilets, accessible routes. You can also look at the information board up close.

  • The nature walk forms a network of routes. The length of the route is about 1,2 km.

  • There are no information boards along the nature walk.

  • There are signposts at central crossroads of the route. The route is marked on the terrain.

  • The nature walk is hard all the way but partly uneven (bumps). The surface of the passageway is in part fine crushed rock, stones and roots, duckboards (planks lengthwise).

  • The route contains narrow places where wheelchairs or strollers cannot fit through.

  • The route has steep hills, the largest of which has 10 meters or more height difference from bottom to top (steepest angle of ascent 22 %).

  • The walkway has stairs with intermediate landings. The longest stairs have 20 steps or more, with handrails on both sides.

  • Next to the passage, there is at least one level difference causing a fall hazard, which is not bound by railings.

  • Along the nature walk, there are several rest stops with benches for taking a break. The benches are sized for adults, in some rest stops for elderly and stiff-kneed (high benches).

  • There is a toilet marked as accessible along the nature walk at a distance of less than 20 meters from the main route. The requirements for accessibility are not met, as the door is narrow, there is no handrail on the wall to support movement.