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Good to know about Isojärvi National Park

JÄMSÄ, KUHMOINEN


Good to know about Isojärvi National Park

In the Isojärvi National Park, located in the Jämsä and Kuhmoinen areas, you can learn about the history of forest huts and loggers. The majority of the coniferous forests in the park have been commercial forests almost until the park was founded. Isojärvi National Park was established in 1982 to protect forested mountain areas and preserve the shores in their natural state.

EräKatri welcomes you to a guided nature tour to Isojärvi National Park.


Beaver and Logging National Park

  • Isojärvi National Park was established in 1982.

  • The symbol of Isojärvi National Park is the chisel-toothed beaver. The hardworking and shy beaver moves around in the evening and at night. On Isojärvi, the beavers are more accustomed to travelers, so you may be able to follow their activities if you can wait quietly long enough.

  • Area 22 km²

  • Over 20 km of hiking trails

  • Demanding barrier-free trail 0.7 km each way

  • Excellent canoeing destination

  • Medium-difficulty mountain bike trail 16 km

  • No groomed trails, you can ski in the forest and on ice when it is safe

  • The driving time from Jyväskylä to Isojärvi National Park to a different parking area is approximately 1 hour 15 minutes. It is a good idea to check in advance if you can carpool.


“Even as an inexperienced hiker, it was easy to join the trip with EräKatri. Katri had chosen the perfect routes and packed all the necessary equipment and snacks — all I had to do was show up. I could simply focus on enjoying nature. Thank you for a wonderful day outdoors!”


Choose nature. Experience freedom. Feel good.

Thank you for choosing me as your guide and adventure companion in Isojärvi National Park.

How can I help? Don’t hesitate to get in touch.

Warm regards,
EräKatri

Katri Tynkkynen
Wilderness guide

katri (at) hauskaaonnellista .fi
+358407390944 WA


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