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Wooden church built in 1926–1927 by the lake Posio. Open during the services.
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A 16-km nature trail that goes around Pernunselkä, a part of the lake Livojärvi. Lots of sandy beaches and several campfire sites. The trail starts from a parking lot, goes by the northern bank to the holiday village Livohka and then back by the southern bank. There is a boat crossing near Livohka and five lean-tp shelters along the route. No public transportation.
Exceptionally well preserved, self-sufficient agricultural estate from 1866. Still owned by the Luokkanen family and used as a private home. Guided tours must be pre-booked.
A hermit known as Kala-Eemeli (1905–1966) lived in this very small hut from 1959 to 1966. The locals have maintained the hut as it was when Eemeli died by drowning in the nearby lake.
The Akanlahti facility was used to dispatch timber from Lake Kitka to Lake Livojärvi. The facility was in operation from the 1930s until the 1960s. This is the only remaining log transfer facility in Finland.
Pentik-kartano
A 150-year-old reindeer herding estate turned into an art gallery and artist residence. Summer café.