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Pyhä-Luosto National Park covers old-growth forests, large mires and treeless fells. Several marked hiking and skiing trails from a 4-km circular route to an extensive 35-km trail all the way to Luosto. The MTB routes are 12–35 km. More information from the visitor centre Naava.
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Noitatunturi means the Witch Fell. The highest top of the Pyhätunturi fells offers incredible sights over the surrounding landscape. A circular marked trail from the resort to the top is 14.7 km long. The trail is occasionally rocky and the climb during the trail is over 300 meters.
Isokuru-Pyhäkuru ravine is a very impressive place and has many fascinating geological features. The Samis were baptised to Christianity at Pyhänkasteenlähde ("Holy Baptism Spring"). The pond is very deep and the site has been holy to the Sami people for ages. There is a 17-m waterfall next to the pond.
Semi-acoustic music festival in early August. The main stage is the totally unique Aittakuru stage at the bottom of the Aittakuru ravine.
Municipal tourist information. Exhibition about the Pyhä-Luosto fell area, its geology and nature, and about the history of the forest Samis. Restaurant. Maps and other information about nature destinations in eastern Lapland. Keys for the rental huts in the wilderness.