Take a train from Tallinn to Aegviidu and get picked up directly from the railway station. From there, head to the starting point of one of the region's most scenic hiking trails.
Before setting off, meet your local nature guide and mountain hiker, who knows the forests, bogs, hidden lakes, and lesser-known corners of the area better than any guidebook. Based on your interests, fitness level, and the season, you will receive personalised route recommendations, local insights, and map materials to help you choose the most suitable trail.
Your guide will also share insider tips about the region's hidden gems — where to find the best wild berry patches in season, which bog lakes are perfect for a refreshing swim, where wildlife is often spotted, and which viewpoints are worth taking a longer break for.
After the introduction, enjoy a self-guided hiking day through forests, lakes, and bog landscapes. The route gradually leads back towards Aegviidu, allowing you to return to the railway station on foot.
Along the way, stop at scenic viewpoints, swim in crystal-clear forest or magical bog lakes, and visit local cafés or countryside food stops. This is an easy and flexible way to experience Estonia's nature without needing a car, while still benefiting from the knowledge of a local expert who helps you discover places that most visitors never find on their own.
