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Hiitolanjoki
Hiitolanjoki
Hiitolanjoki – Unique rapids atmosphere in Rautjärvi
Experience the true peace of nature and Finland's last wild lake salmon population!
The Hiitolanjoki, flowing freely in Rautjärvi, is a true natural gem that offers a genuine and authentic nature experience. The destination is perfect for nature lovers and couples looking for their own peace, as they come here to enjoy the beautiful scenery and the silence of nature far from the hustle and bustle.
The river is well-known among fishing enthusiasts, but did you know that it hides a true national rarity beneath the surface? The Hiitolanjoki River is home to Finland's last original and completely wild lake salmon population.
Explore the magnificent rapids:
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There are several historic and free-flowing rapids along the river flowing into Lake Ladoga that are definitely worth exploring.
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Take the magnificent Ritakoski, Kangaskoski and Lahnasenkoski as your destinations. These destinations provide the perfect setting for a relaxing and memorable trip.
Read more and plan your trip:
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Learn more about the rapids, routes and history of the Hiitolanjoki River at: hiitolanjoki.fi
(Photo: Markku "Marsa" Anttonen)


