Nature & Forests in Estonia Camping
6 of 30Karula National Park
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Estonia's smallest national park, in the south of the country, protected since 1979. Wikipedia
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DirectionsLahemaa National Park
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A 747 km2 national park 70 kilometers east of Tallinn, bordered by the Gulf of Finland to the north. Wikipedia
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DirectionsVilsandi National Park
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A marine protected area taking in part of Vilsandi island, smaller islands and the Harilaid peninsula on western Saaremaa. Wikipedia
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DirectionsNigula Nature Reserve
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One of the oldest bog reserves in Estonia, covering 63.98 km2 in Pärnu County. Wikipedia
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DirectionsKadriorg Park
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A park of about 70 ha in Tallinn whose history began in 1718 under Peter the Great. Wikipedia
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Alam-Pedja Reserve
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Estonia's largest nature reserve, 342 km2 of large bogs, unregulated rivers, floodplains and extensive forests. Wikipedia
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Viewpoints in Estonia Camping
5 of 30Purekkari cape
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The northernmost land point of Estonia, at the tip of the Pärispea Peninsula, with erratic boulders such as Purekkari Maasäärekivi. Wikipedia
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DirectionsSuur Munamägi Tower
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An observation tower on top of Suur Munamägi, Estonia's highest hill, in Võru County. Wikipedia
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DirectionsJägala Waterfall
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Estonia's largest natural waterfall, about 50 meters wide and 8 meters high on the Jägala River. Wikipedia
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Põgari-Sassi viewpoint
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A village in Haapsalu municipality in Lääne County, western Estonia. Wikipedia
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Türisalu cliff
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Part of the Baltic Klint, this cliff at Türisalu rises up to 30 metres. Wikipedia
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Lakes & Bogs in Estonia Camping
6 of 30Lake Mõrtsuka
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A lake in the village of Päidla, Otepää Parish, Valga County. Wikipedia
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DirectionsLake Verevi
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A lake in southern Estonia, located in the town of Elva. Wikipedia
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DirectionsLake Porkuni
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A northern Estonian lake in Porkuni village that is the source of the Valgejõgi River. Wikipedia
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DirectionsLake Maardu
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A lake in the town of Maardu, with Maardu Manor in the village on its southeastern side. Wikipedia
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Directions- Lakes & Bogs
Lake Viljandi
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A 4.6 km long lake lying in a deep valley below the town of Viljandi. Wikipedia
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Lake Tõhela
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A lake in the village of Männikuste in southwestern Estonia, within the urban municipality of Pärnu. Wikipedia
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