Hiking & outdoor recreationLength2,2 km
A wide gravel-paved trail leads through the forest to Storträsk. The campsite by the lake is an ideal place for having a picnic and admiring the forest views. There are gentle slopes along the trail, which is why an assistant is recommended for wheelchair users. If you would like to extend your hike slightly, you can walk around the lake along duckboards.
Route marker in the terrain
Camping not permitted
No winter maintenance
No water point
Demanding accessible nature trailAn assistant and a device intended for or facilitating movement in nature may be needed for moving along the route.
Dry toiletRemember to bring toilet paper.
Remember to bring a trash bagThere are no waste bins on the trail. Bring along your own trash bag and take your waste out with you when leaving.
Campfire siteAlways check for any wildfire warnings in effect before making a fire.
Contact information
Starting pointTasakalliontie I parking area
The trail is an out-and-back route with a total length of 2.2 kilometres.
Storträsk accessible trail starts from Tasakallio parking area, which has four accessible parking spaces and an information board.
The trail is marked with orange markings.
The trail to Lake Storträsk follows a wide roadway which is mainly paved with gravel, making sure that the trail can easily accommodate even a large number of visitors at times.
There are some slopes along the trail, and handrails facilitate wheelchair users in places. The trail has no excessive lateral slope that could make travelling difficult for those who need mobility aids.
Weather conditions and, in particular, runoff waters soften the path and make it challenging for wheelchair users in places.
The trail takes in diverse forests along the way, and at the end there is a view over a small lake with marshy shores.
There is an accessible campsite on Lake Storträsk with picnic tables and a campfire site, an accessible and a standard toilet, and an accessible firewood shed.
You can fish on the shores of Lake Storträsk, taking fishing restrictions into account.
Visitors return to Tasakallio parking area along the same trail.
End pointTasakalliontie I parking area