Enchanting Afternoon in Nuuksio National Park from Helsinki

March – October

Pohjoinen Rautatiekatu 9, 00100 Helsinki

99€ / person

Sustainable Travel Finland
This relaxed afternoon tour from Helsinki takes you to Nuuksio National Park for a peaceful nature walk with a professional guide.

This guided tour is the perfect introduction to one of Finland’s most popular national parks, with old-growth forests and stunning landscapes.

Designed for travelers who’ve spent the morning exploring the city, or simply enjoyed a slow start to the day, this relaxing afternoon tour offers the perfect balance of calm, nature, and cultural insight.

Meet your guide at the designated meeting point in downtown Helsinki before heading out on a 45-minute drive to Nuuksio National Park. Once there, you’ll enjoy an easygoing 3 km guided nature walk as your guide shares insights into Finnish nature, wildlife, and local traditions. Explore the forest and discover seasonal highlights in nature’s playground — from wild berries and mushrooms in summer and autumn to traces of snow and ice in early spring.

Midway, pause at a scenic lakeside for a true Finnish experience: help your guide build a campfire and grill your own sausage like a local. Enjoy fresh blueberry juice and a traditional sweet pastry as you soak in the peaceful forest atmosphere.

After relaxing by the fire and soaking in the tranquility of the forest, you’ll make your way back through the woods. You’ll return to the city feeling refreshed and recharged by nature.

Highlights:
• Spend a tranquil afternoon in Nuuksio, perfect after a morning in Helsinki
• Grill your own sausage at a scenic lakeside campfire
• Walk a gentle 3 km trail, perfect for all fitness levels
• Discover Finnish nature and culture with a certified local guide

As a Sustainable Travel Finland certified operator, the groups are kept small and our experiences local and responsible. Whether it’s your first time in a forest or you’re a nature lover, this afternoon escape is a special way to connect with Finland.

Note: this tour is guided in English.
Photo Taiga Times