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Haltiala Farm – Paloheinä Hill loop from Siltamäki

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Mountain biking trails

Finland

Southern Finland

Vantaa

Haltiala Farm – Paloheinä Hill loop from Siltamäki

Hard

3.7

(3)

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Haltiala Farm – Paloheinä Hill loop from Siltamäki

01:30

19.0km

110m

Mountain biking

Hard mountain bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Advanced riding skills necessary. Some portions of the route may require you to push your bike. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: June 26, 2026

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Your route passes through protected areas

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Ruutinkosken luonnonsuojelualue

Niskalan arboretum

Haltialanmetsän luonnonsuojelualue

Pakilanmetsän luonnonsuojelualue

Haltialan aarnialue

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568 m

Haltiala Farm

Highlight • Structure

Haltiala Farm is a popular exhibition farm located in Helsinki that offers visitors a glimpse of traditional Finnish countryside life with cows, goats, sheep, pigs, hens, and lambs. The animals are mostly outdoors during summer and autumn, and visitors can see them from early morning until late evening. The farm also features cultivated fields where peas and flowers can be freely picked in summer, and it has an on-site restaurant called Wanha Pehtoori, providing a welcoming experience for families and nature lovers. The farmyard is open year-round, free to visit, and part of the larger Central Park outdoor recreation area

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2.26 km

Niskala arboretum

Highlight • Forest

A great break and place to relax along the walking/cycling route. There are paths in the area where you can find trees and shrubs from at least Japan, North America, Europe and East Asia.

Niskala was a demonstration area for Jakob Kavaleff's nurseries, a demonstration park. Kavaleff was particularly fond of conifers and their special shapes. He acquired seeds and seedlings from abroad and tried them in his nursery and in the tree species park. The first plantings of the arboretum were made in 1905. The area was transferred to the ownership of the City of Helsinki in 1961.

More information: vihreatsylit.fi/niskala-arboretum

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