Kevo Reserve
Nature reserve Kevo, Lapland, Finland
Description:
Kevo Reserve, located in the Finnish region of Lapland, is very popular with experienced tourists from all over the world. It was founded in 1956 on an area of 712 square kilometers, receives visitors from July to March.
The expanses of the reserve are impressive with the variety of landscapes. Here you can see mountain complexes with hills, gorges, waterfalls and valleys. The main attraction of the Kevo reserve is the dangerous Kerovioki canyon, in the channel of which the river of the same name flows.
The maximum depth of the canyon with a length of 40 kilometers is 80 meters. Walks along the canyon are allowed only on two special routes - Kevo, which has a length of 64 meters and passes along the canyon gorge, and Kuivi, which is 78 kilometers long. Both routes require a high level of training in climbing and downhill skills.