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Kumma stone
Kumma stone
Kummakivi – An incredible natural wonder in Ruokolahti
Go and marvel at the mystery left behind by the Ice Age and enjoy a quiet forest hike!
Kummakivi is a true local specialty and one of the most incredible wonders of Finnish nature – as its name suggests, it truly is amazing! This huge boulder, no less than seven meters wide, balances in an incredible way on a round rock and looks as if it could fall down at any moment. The site is located in Hauklappi, Ruokolahti, and it offers the perfect reason to go on a little adventure in the authentic South Karelian forest landscape.
Mystique and natural peace:
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Unique attraction: Such special features shaped by the ice age are rarely seen! Kummakivi is a magnificent and very photogenic excursion destination that is guaranteed to delight both nature-loving couples and more experienced wilderness visitors.
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Peaceful environment: The route leading to the stone offers a refreshing hike through the forest. Here you can truly sense the silence of nature and marvel at its immense powers in your own peace.
Read more and plan your trip:
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More detailed information on arriving at Kummakivi and maps of the area can be found here: ekvas.fi/reitti-ja-retkikohdehaku/#ipd=37865582
(Photo: Kaisa-Maria Remes / SGP)


