Exploring the Pääsküla bog trail in Tallinn

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Written By Chris Shirley MA FRGS

Pääsküla trails are a network of hiking, cycling, and skiing trails located in the Pääsküla bog area in Western Tallinn, Estonia. The trails offer visitors the opportunity to explore the natural beauty of the area and enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and skiing, depending on the season.

 

The Pääsküla trails are marked with signs and are designed for people of all ages and fitness levels. The trails range in length and difficulty, with some routes being easier and more suitable for families with children, while others are longer and more challenging.

In addition to hiking and cycling, the Pääsküla trails are also popular with cross-country skiers during the winter months. The area receives a good amount of snow during the winter, making it an ideal location for skiing enthusiasts.

 

The Pääsküla trails are easily accessible from Tallinn city centre, with several bus lines and train stations located nearby. The trails are also conveniently located near other popular tourist attractions, such as the Estonian Open Air Museum and the Tallinn Zoo.

 

Overall, the Pääsküla trails offer visitors a unique opportunity to explore the natural beauty of Tallinn and enjoy a variety of outdoor activities in a peaceful and serene setting.

 

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Chris Shirley MA FRGS

About the Author:

Chris is the founder of Hiatus.Design, a strategic branding, design and communications company that works with clients all over the world.

He is a former Royal Marines Commando officer, former risk advisor to the BBC and is a fellow of the Royal Geographical Society (FRGS).

Chris has travelled in over 60 countries, achieved his second Guinness World Record for an Atlantic Ocean rowing expedition, a Marathon des Sables finisher, and has worked with Hollywood actors, world–renowned musical artists and TV personalities.

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