Naissaare southern trail (12 km)
Harju County, Naissaare Nature Park
The southern trail is also known as the culture trail. The trail goes through Männiku and Lõunaküla villages and passes by Naissaare chapel and cemetery. The trail also passes by Sepa farm that was the birth place of the famous optician Bernhard Schmidt.
The trail goes mostly by roads and is passable by bicycle.
The trail goes mostly by roads and is passable by bicycle.
| Phone | +372 676 7842 |
| info.viimsi@rmk.ee | |
| Type of object | Hiking trail |
| Parking facilities | Landing of boats is only allowed at the Naissaare harbour. |
| Amenities | The trail is marked with white-blue-white markings on trees and sign on turning points. There are 11 points of interest with information boards. |
| Camping facilities |
Camping at Naissaare campsite near the harbour |
| Campfire site | yes |
| Hiking options | yes |
| Sights | Naissaare chapel and cemetery, narrow gauge railroad, artillery battery from the first first independence period of Estonia |
| Additional information | Camping and campfires allowed on at the Naissaare campsite. Before going on a nature walk please read the Environmental code of conduct (freedom to roam), rules of conduct and waste-sorting policy |
| Restrictions |
Located in Naissaare Nature Park. Information about restrictions can be obtained from the Environmental Board (+372 662 5999, info@keskkonnaamet.ee).
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| Location | Naissaar, Viimsi municipality, Harju County Object no 1 on the Naissaare Nature Park map |
| Driving directions | Go by boat to Naissaare Island. From the harbour turn south. Te trail starts about 300 m from the harbour by the old Naissaare visiting centre. Look for the white-blue-white markings on the trees. |
| Geographic coordinates | Long-Lat WGS 84 latitude: 59.557642 longitude: 24.549266 |
| L-EST 97 x: 6602363.7 y: 531058.6 |
