Lemmenjoki National Park

Lemmenjoki National Park is the largest national park in Europe, a true example of the nature of Finland. Officially, the park was founded in 1956, and it has a long history for all its years of existence.

Its area is approximately three thousand square meters. Lemmenjoki National Park translates to “River of Love”.

For adventure lovers there will be interesting activities, your attention will be attracted by the central part of the wonderful park, because there were once, and maybe there are gold mines, and now absolutely every tourist wants to find at least a small piece of precious metal.

The main part of Lemmenjoki National Park is an impenetrable forest. To the north of the park, birch forests have grown, these beauties extend absolutely throughout the territory of all the local mountains and hills, and to the south of the national park there are all known spruce forests.

The most amazing place of the park is the beautiful valley of the Warm River, here the hills can rise up to 600 meters, and from the tops of these hills you can see Pallasi Saariselkya - neighboring majestic and powerful massifs. The length of the river is seventy kilometers

Unforgettable places for all hikers and just connoisseurs of the pristine beauty of Lapland.