The best way to explore the Harola area is to walk the nature trail, which runs through the grazed hazel grove in the ancient cemetery area.
The highlights of Harola include lush groves and wooded pastures where hazel and wood anemones thrive, as well as hundreds of Iron Age burial cairns in the cemetery area. The ancient relics in the area are of great value and can be explored along the nature trail, which also leads through a grazed hazel grove.
- Some of the finest groves in the Satakunta region
- Ancient relics of national significance
- Shore areas of Lake Pyhäjärvi
- Nature trail
- Grazing sheep in summer
Activities and trails
Many interesting bird species can be observed in Harola, especially along the nature trail.
What else is there to see
Berry and mushroom picking
Harola’s diverse nature
In addition to some of the finest groves in Satakunta and ancient relics of national significance, the area also includes heath forests, wooded mires and shoreline habitats along Lake Pyhäjärvi.
Nature at the site
The stone cairns of Harola
The cairn area in Harola is one of the most representative of its kind in Finland. As such, it is considered one of the most significant ancient relic sites country.
History of the destinationVisitor's checklist
There are movement restrictions in the areaIn the restricted area, it is recommended to avoid movement during the bird nesting season from 1 April to 31 July.
Everyman’s Right apply in this areaRemember that making an open fire is prohibited.
Always keep pets on a leashAlso remember a dog waste bag and clean up after your dog.
Remember to bring a trash bagBring a trash bag and take the trash with you or to the recycling point.
Making fire is forbiddenThere is no campfire site in the area.