Koli trail

Koli is an enchanting place. One of Finland’s most famous hiking destinations. Koli has inspired many famous artists, such as Jean Sibelius, Eero Järnefelt, and Juhani Aho. Koli is a versatile hiking destination for all people who enjoy hiking and love nature, and it is well worth exploring. In summer, you can take short or several-night hiking trips along the Koli trail. In winter, the Koli trail offers great conditions for skiing or snowshoeing; the bravest put on their ski boots and speed down the Ukko-Koli slope. In short, Koli is for everyone. Along the Koli trail, there are many beautiful resting places where hikers can refresh and take breaks during their hikes. 

The Koli trail is marked with blue paint on name signs, Karjalan kierros (Karelia trail) signs, and E10 markings.

• Read more about the Koli trail and explore Koli services on the Luontoon.fi website.

• Forest fire warnings must be obeyed.
• Keep nature clean.
• Rocks and cliffs can be slippery when wet.
• In spring, when the snow melts, trails can be difficult to pass.
• There is no winter maintenance on the trail.
• General emergency number 112.
• 112 Finland app.

The starting point at the southern end of the Koli trail is located next to Uuron ABC. The northern start is at Ukko-Koli.

• Equipment according to the weather.