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A little pond halfway between Kuusijärvi and Kalkkiruukki. Interestingly it's shape is reminiscent of Finland, but turned upside down. You can swim here, and there's a picnic area.
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Length: 4.8 km. Around the area of a historical limestone mine and lime kiln. There are great views from the hill Högberget.
One of the park's cultural highlights, this is a historical limestone mine and kiln with a trail leading you around the premises and up to Högberget hill with nice views.
Lake Kuusijärvi isn't in the park, but next to it, and a notable entry point to the park across the Sipoonkorpi pedestrian bridge. The lake is a popular place for swimming both summer and winter and there's a café.
A swampy pond with a picnic area nearby.
Not next to a road but the trail there as well as the toilet is disabled-friendly. Fishing in the lake requires two permits (see below), but if lucky you may catch rainbow trout that have been introduced here.
Fairly easily accessible, even though it's not next to a road. Has a picnic area.