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47 km circle route along Nuorttijoki river at the south-eastern corner of the park, 2×12 km more if you use the UKK trail to get from Tulppio to the trailhead. A new bridge at the far end was built in the autumn of 2020. The ford at Haukinivat is too dangerous at high waters, ask about the current situation at the visitor centre if you intend to cross there on return. If you get stuck on the northern side, continue westward and navigate to the Kemihaara road (6–8 km), you will probably want a taxi to fetch you from there. The far end of the trail is very close to the border zone; be careful the last 2.5 km on the south side (from the Saukkosuvannonvaara shelter) and until the turn on the north side.
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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.
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.
Lake in the middle of the park, with wilderness hut, rental hut and sauna. Popular stop at the foot of Sokosti.
A nationally valuable cultural heritage area. The Finn Jooseppi settled here in 1910 (the name means "Joseph at the border") with his female companion.