Varjo-talli

Wooden church from 1804. Bells moved from the separate bell tower to the new at the church in 1873. Crucifix from 1665.

A steep hill, used as a fort in the Iron Age. Many such steep hills were used as refuges when a foreign force was approaching. The less steep hillsides were fortified. Nowadays its steepest side is used for rock climbing. As the site is protected, no pre-set protection can be used. Privately owned; be considerate if there are other people

Medieval "grey stone" church.

Protected bog. Parts have many nesting birds. Many species of butterflies and spiders. In the bordering woods there are Siberian flying squirrels. Duckboard trail (Karevan kierros), part of the route to Kurjenrahka National Park.

Several small lakes with sandy shores, providing opportunities for swimming and sunbathing. The one nearest the road has an official beach with kiosk, while one can find more privacy off the main routes. While the area originated as sand pit, it is actually nice, and popular for recreation. Borders the protected bog Karevansuo and the hiking trail through it.

Medieval stone church, probably built 1490–1510.