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70–80 km trail, not marked, but one of the most popular routes, with huts 15–20 km (10–12 mi) apart, with a shorter leg to Luirojärvi, and a few day huts, lean-to shelters and campfire sites for breaks or camping by tent. The four wilderness huts on the trail all have gas stoves for cooking. The trail is mostly along ATV tracks or otherwise wide and easy to follow, but there are some places where you should be alert with your map. There are a few fords, notably Suomujoki at Suomunruoktu, Luirojoki at Luirojärvi, Palovanganjoki by its mouth, and Suomujoki near Lankojärvi. They should be easy, but may be unpassable during spring floods. The fords near Lankojärvi can be avoided by using the Kotaköngäs bridge 2 km upstream from Palovanganjoki (there is a shortcut on higher ground from a campfire site at Palovanganjoki). The Suomujoki crossing at Aitaoja has a bridge, and the ford at Suomunruoktu can be avoided by adjusting the route to ford near its source instead. There is a sauna at Luirojärvi. From Luirojärvi you can visit Sokosti, the highest fell in the area, as a long day trip.
Fell by Saariselkä. Good views. East of the fell is the canyon Pääsiäiskuru.
The steep and rocky ravine was created by the Ice Age. There is a day hut by the name near the southern end of the kuru and an old one a few hundred metres farther away, from about 1900, probably built by gold diggers.
Lake in the middle of the park, with wilderness hut, rental hut and sauna. Popular stop at the foot of Sokosti.
Highest fell in the area, at 718 m. Popular destination in the middle of the park. See the Kiilopää–Suomuruoktu–Tuiskukuru–Luirojärvi–Lankojärvi–Kiilopää unmarked hiking trail below for directions.
There is a circle trail (40 km) going up the river on one side and down on the other, partly by the river, partly higher up. See below.
Home of Father Christmas. Excursions to Korvatunturinmurusta nearby are arranged by local businesses.