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Andkil hiking trail consists of two stretches, one of 1.7 km and a longer round of almost 9 km.
Signs to the trail from Rejpeltvägen / Torrkullvägen and on towards Kondivorvägen.
The first part of the longer stretch, consists of rising terrain, partly over boulders and rocks. Then you continue through forest, land and open landscapes. The highest point of the trail is 52 meters above sea level. Along the latter part of the trail there are places marked with signs, where the names of the places are written in dialect. The name of the places has come from old legends. Let your imagination live and invent the story behind the names of the places.
https://www.vora.fi/tjanster/motion-och-idrott/vandringsleder/
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Start: Haviståkersvägen 95, Vörå. The paths start behind the outbuilding at Arvidsgården.
Distance: Arvidsstigen 1.3 km, Vernersstigen 1.5 kmSuitable for everyone. Also available with pram. During the summer, there are fairy tale characters and toy animals along the paths.
https://www.vora.fi/tjanster/motion-och-idrott/vandringsleder/
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The name ”Solrutten” translates to The Sunny Route in English. The concept was originally formed in the 1970’s. The operators who developed The Gulf of Bothnia’s sea lane network at that time came up with the name. Today the Sunny Coast Route stretches through 13 municipalities and towns’ sea areas along the west coast of Finland, from Kristiinankapunki in the south to Kokkola in the north.
The routes and marinas are geographically featured according to in which municipality they are situated. As the municipalities and the regional council mediate a lot of information to travelers, we have on our part decided to create our own website based on the municipality division. In this way sailors can easily access information about the municipality they are passing through and thus making information search a lot easier.
The archipelago of Ostrobothnia is shallow and stony. This means that navigation in the region requires a great deal of skill and care. We have decided to create the information about routes and the information given about how to approach the marinas on a basis requested by those skippers who navigate with deeper boats.
On the web page solrutten.fi you find route suggestions and recommended destinations. On the map, you can click on a selected location for more information about the harbor and how to approach it.
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Start from Brännarsvägen 730.
Routs: 1.7 km, 3.5 km and about 6 km.Along the trail a small barbecue place and a bench for resting.
https://www.vora.fi/tjanster/motion-och-idrott/vandringsleder/
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Disc golf Courses in the Vaasa Region
The Frisbee golf courses in the Vaasa region offer games in fantastic surroundings and varied terrain.
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The trail 3,6 kilometers long trail starts from Tottesund Manor and goes through the Manor Park, from there it takes a turn to Bytesholmsudden and returns to the Manor. The terrain varies from a and easily walked dirt road to small trails.
https://www.vora.fi/tjanster/motion-och-idrott/vandringsleder/
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Fisheries Management Fee
The fisheries management fee is required if you are 18–69 years of age and will be fishing with lures or traps or crayfishing.
The fisheries management fee entitles you to fish in nearly the entire country using one rod. In some cases, however, anglers will require the permission of the owner of a given water area. Proceeds from the fisheries management fee are used to manage fishing waters and fish stocks as well as monitor fishing activity and provide advice to anglers.
https://www.eraluvat.fi/en/fishing/fisheries-management-fee.html
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Start from Kimo Bruk, Bruksgatan 38.
Parking is available up by the road. The trails are 1.5 km, 3 km, and 8 km.
Four rest areas with tables and benches are provided. The 1.5 km and 3 km trails are wide gravel paths suitable for strollers and, with assistance, wheelchairs, depending on the weather and season. The 8 km route includes partly uneven terrain.
Here you can find more information, a printable map, and an interactive map where you can explore the trail online.
Maps and a more detailed brochure are available for purchase at Kimo Bruk Museum and Gallery, as well as at Einar’s Café:
Conclude your hike with a leisurely stroll through the beautiful industrial park and take a lap around the “virgin dance” or stone labyrinth at the bruk (ironworks).
https://www.vora.fi/tjanster/motion-och-idrott/vandringsleder/
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KAJAK RENTAL
Kvarken4seasons offers kayak rentals on Västerö in Maxmo archipelago. Rent a kayak for a few hours, full day or longer. We are also mobile and can move the kayaks to the starting point you want in the Maxmo archipelago. Get in touch we tell you more.
+358 45 883 2209
kvarken4seasons@gmail.com
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Signs from Lotlaxvägen, Vörå. Längd: 3, 5 km.
Halvvägs finns en rastplats med bordsgrupper.The hiking trail of about 3.5 kilometers was laid out in the late 1980s by Lars Hannus and restored by the local community association in the summer of 2014. About halfway there is a rest area with table groups where you can pause and enjoy the tranquility.
https://www.vora.fi/tjanster/motion-och-idrott/vandringsleder/
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Mickelsörarna Nature Trail on Kummelskär Island is about 2 km long. On this nature trail, visitors are able to see the geology, vegetation and animals of the land uplift shores, foundations of old fishing huts and boat docks from the 16th century.
The trail starts from the yard of the Mickelsörarna Nature Station and is only available by boat.
https://www.nationalparks.fi/description-of-trails#MickelsorarnaHiking
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Norrgårds busstrafik is always ready for new adventures.
It all started with one bus in 2018. Today, Norrgårds Busstrafik has eight vehicles in traffic. Charter, on demand service and workshop services; we provide it all!
Our buses run according to order both nationally and to the Nordic countries and Estonia.
Sit back and enjoy the ride!
+358 45 124 7300
info@nbtrafik.fi
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Norrvalla is a regional centre for sport and an excellent place for recreation and training sessions for large or small groups.
For exercise, Norrvalla has a modern full size sports hall, a gym for strength and condition training, spinning cycles, exercise tracks, swimming pool and therapy pool, heated artificial grass pitch (105 m x 68 m) and football hall (64 m x 40 m).
You can try out a range of sporting activities at Norrvalla in Vörå. There are premises for large or small groups. Meals are served in Elsa’s Kitchen. Nature invites you to relax in the open air
+358 6 383 1012
norrvalla.reception@folkhalsan.fi
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Rent mini-golf equipment from the reception at Hotel Norrvalla.
+358 6 383 1012
norrvalla.reception@folkhalsan.fi
https://www.folkhalsan.fi/landing/aktiv-semester-pa-norrvalla/
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Signs from Norrvalla, Vöråvägen 305-307.
Routes from 3 km to 7 km.The connecting route between Bobergsleden and Vitmossleden provides the opportunity for long trips as the distance is over 20 km round trip. Shorter stages can also be hiked along the trail as it passes several slip roads along the forest road in Rökiö where you can start.
You experience varied nature in the form of boulders, old magic forest, bogs and swamps as well as ancient relics.Karta Norrvalla-Boberget
Karta Norrvalla-Boberget-Lasor-Vitmossenhttps://www.vora.fi/tjanster/motion-och-idrott/vandringsleder/
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A European pilgrimage route through coastal Ostrobothnia. Connects up with the Norwegian-Swedish route St. Olavsleden, which leads to Trondheim. A total of 500 km long when complete.
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Visit Vitmossen’s beautiful forest nature with reconstructed stone and Bronze Age houses. Hike the Bronze Age Trail to the unique settlement with burial cairns. This is one of the oldest settlements found in Finland and dates back to the Early Bronze Age.
Routs 3 km and 5 km.
Signs from Kuckusvägen 1148, Vöråhttps://www.vora.fi/tjanster/motion-och-idrott/vandringsleder/