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Voorepalu Põrgurada

Voorepalu, 63512 Põlva County, Estonia

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Detailed Information

Place Types Park
Address Voorepalu, 63512 Põlva County, Estonia
Coordinate 58.1524,26.8722
Website Unknown
Rating 4.7
Compound Code 5V2C+XV Voorepalu, Põlva County, Estonia

Openning hours

Monday Open 24 hours
Tuesday Open 24 hours
Wednesday Open 24 hours
Thursday Open 24 hours
Friday Open 24 hours
Saturday Open 24 hours
Sunday Open 24 hours

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Reviews

Janne Aule (03/27/2018)

Really one of the best trails we have been to with kids. The whole trail is very well marked with smiling faces painted on trees. It's quite short - only 500 metres or so, but there are 7 interesting information boards on the trail. You get to see a pine tree with fragments of a WWII pomb embedded into it. They have pointed out different war related changes to the forest ground and explain where the name of this trail comes from. The signs are all in Estonian only. There is one thing to be aware of - it has a really steep valley that you have to climb down and then up again so wear sensible shoes and make sure that your kids can do it before you go downhill. I wouldn't go there with kids under 2 and I would not pick this to be the very first trail to try with kids.

Kristjan Puistaja (12/22/2020)

Nice little hiking trail. I recommend bringing some gloves and wearing good hiking boots. The ups and downs can be quite steep and there are no stairs. And if you want to walk a little more, you can always walk on the gravel road from the campfire site (it is not recommended to drive a car). Behind there are high hills and quite magnificent views.

KeltsikaZ (10/27/2020)

Very awesome trail. Reminiscent of an adventure park. Not recommended for small people and people with reduced mobility. The trail could be longer because it was a very awesome experience.

J S (08/10/2020)

The trail is interesting and short, but definitely not suitable for parents and / or hip, knee, etc. problems, as the ups and downs are steep (sometimes 25m) and the ropes are broken / unmaintained. It can also be slippery on a muddy / rainy day.