You can visit Rusun Reitti with your group for hiking or skiing, or even arrange a meal, coffee, or overnight stay at Lantula House.

Forest Trails from Lantula House Volunteers have cleared two trails in the forest: one 3 km and the other 5 km long.

Families with children can stop to read signs along the way that describe local plants and terrain types. At the lean-to shelter, you’ll find a campfire site, a toilet, and a woodshed with firewood. Don’t forget to write a note in the guestbook at the lean-to and leave the area tidy for the next visitors.

Of course, you can also roam freely or navigate with a map through the lush forest.

A snowmobile route runs right next to Lantula House. The same trails serve as ski tracks in winter.

Tip for Skiers: On the 5 km trail, there are a couple of downhill sections at the start, but otherwise the track is straight. After halfway, there’s one longer gentle descent ending in a sharp curve. A warning sign is posted at the start of the slope. Ski the route in the direction indicated by the arrows, counterclockwise starting from Lantula House and taking the track to the right, not to the left. Going the wrong way will lead you to a very challenging steep downhill on the 5 km trail.