Kurjenrahka National Park
Kurjenrahka is a national park of extensive bog and mire landscape close to Turku, with boardwalk trails crossing the open bogs that give an unusually accessible look at this typically difficult-to-traverse terrain — a good contrast to the archipelago and coastal scenery that dominates the rest of the Turku region.
It suits a half-day nature outing from Turku, particularly for those interested in bog ecology or wanting an easy, mostly flat walk on boardwalks.
Kurjenrahka National Park FAQs
About 30km, roughly 30-40 minutes by car.
Extensive open bog and mire, crossed by boardwalk trails.
Yes, the boardwalks make it accessible and mostly flat.
No, free and open year-round.
Yes, the bog habitat attracts various bird species, appealing to birdwatchers.
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