Responsible island traveller
The Rauma archipelago hides a unique and diverse natural environment. Enjoy hiking and walking in nature with respect for nature.
Hiking in the archipelago respecting nature
Enjoy the beautiful archipelago landscape with respect for nature and the special features of the archipelago. Responsible hikers and nature lovers know the etiquette of hiking and the main rules of the area.
1. Respect nature – leave no trace in it. Keep pets on a leash.
2. Favour marked paths and follow rules that apply to different ways of moving about. Check the areas and times in which access is possibly restricted at your destination.
3. Only pitch your tent on sites where camping is allowed. Do not wash the dishes or yourself directly in a water body.
4. Only make fires where it is permitted and use a portable camping stove if you can. The person lighting a fire is always responsible for ensuring fire safety and extinguishing it. Do not make fire when the wildfire warning is in effect. Use the firewood on the campfire site sparingly.
5. Do not litter: take your rubbish back to an appropriate waste disposal point. Be prepared to take away everything you brought along
Bothnian Sea National Park
Kylmäpihlaja and the western part of Kuuskajaskari, as well as other smaller islands and water areas in the Rauma archipelago, were connected to the national park in 2015. In Rauma, we protect the nature of the cleanest marine area in Finland.
Archipelago hiking trails and the magnificent nature of the National Park
The four scenic tourist islands provide a great setting for hiking, trekking and nature experiences. The use of signposted trails protects the archipelago’s natural environment.