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It is possible to arrive to the Wolf Cave Information Center by car. It is recommended to visit the Wolf Cave exhibition in the same place which includes an audiovisual presentation of the landscape and life in and around the Wolf cave 120,000 years ago, as well as a presentation about the Wolf excavation work. In the exhibition there are also explanations about the surroundings and the Neanderthal humans. After that a 1 km by-foot trail into the woods leads to the cave. The natural trails through the astonishing nature, surrounded by the signs of the Ice Age are something really worth to experience.
Susiluola
is Karijoki’s main attraction for tourists and locals. This is the geological result of a million years of climate changes. It consists of a wide horizontal fissure of the rock and it is named after its location on Wolf Mountain (Susivuori). This has a very important impact on the Scandinavian prehistory studies because investigators are convinced that the Neanderthal men inhabited this cave.