Accessible nature services
In recent years, Tampere has also invested in providing accessible nature services, so that everyone would have the opportunity to enjoy the unique nature experiences of our nearby nature. In the Kintulammi camping area, a barrier-free route has been implemented up to the unique Kirkkokivi lean-to shelter, and the Tohloppi nature trail offers a completely barrier-free option.
Ekokumppanit will continue to actively develop the city’s accessible nature services in 2023 as well.
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![Mielenreitti](https://outdoorstampere.fi/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/mielenreitti_verkkosivukuva2.jpg)
Mielenreitti
Area: Hervanta
Equipment: Information board, Summer cafe, Toilet, Parking lot
Route length: 1.7 km
Additional information: There are nine stories of hope written by different people along the nature trail around Suolijärvi in Hervanta. The authors have personal experiences of mental health challenges and difficult life situations, as well as strengthening well-being by relying on nature. The purpose of the stories is to highlight topics perceived as difficult and dispel prejudices related to mental health challenges. The stories offer all those walking the path an opportunity to stop at their own life situation and feel the connection between man and nature.
![Tohloppi - Esteetön reitti](https://outdoorstampere.fi/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/tohloppi_artikkeli1-1536x864-1.jpg)
Tohloppinjärvi accessible nature trail
Area: Tohloppi
Equipment: Barrier-free viewing platform, Information board, Parking lots P1 and P2 Tohloppi
Route length: 1.5 km
Additional information: The development of Lake Tohloppijärvi is guided by nature, landscape and recreation values. The nature trail is easily accessible by bus. In the northwestern parts of Lake Tohloppijärvi, the shore area of the lake and Tohlopinsuo, a barrier-free marsh nature trail complex and a viewing platform have been implemented. In addition, the trail network in the area has been renovated. The barrier-free route connects the parking areas of the lake's new and old beach and makes a run to Tohlopinsuo, partly using the old path.
![Tohloppi - Katselulaituri](https://outdoorstampere.fi/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/retkeilypalvelut_tohloppi3.jpg)
Vähäjärvi accessible viewing platform
Area: Härmälä
Equipment: Barrier-free viewing platform, Information board
Route length: 1.4 km
Additional information: Härmälä Vähäjärvi is a great bird lake, and its accessibility is now good. The entire route is almost barrier-free. The first time, it is good to arrive with an assistant. The route to the platform starts from the parking area on the west side of Tampere Exhibition and Sports Center (Pirkkahalli), near the edge of the park. A sandy walkway runs along the edge of the park. It runs a distance of about 400 meters between the back fields of the fair and sports center and Lake Vähäjärvi. When you reach the end of Vähäjärvi, turn left onto the stone ash path and immediately after a distance of about 20 meters, turn left again, where the stone ash path joins the pier.
![Kintulammi - Luonto-olohuone](https://outdoorstampere.fi/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/kintulammi-luonto-olohuone-1536x1025-1.jpg)
Kintulammi accessible nature trail
Area: Kintulammi
Equipment: Church stone porch, Campfire site, Woodshed, Dry toilet, Information board, Parking lot P1 Kintulammi
Route length: 0.3 km
Additional information: Kintulammi's barrier-free nature trail is in the wonderful Kintulammi camping and nature reserve, which is located in Tampere, in the Teisko-Aitolahti area. Kintulammi is a nature and excursion destination open to everyone. Kirkkokivi has a unique, organically designed shed complex with wooden latrines and dry toilets. The area is located approximately 20 km northeast of the center of Tampere.