Repovesi National Park is located in the far southeastern side of Finland just a few hours northeast of Helsinki. The park covers an area of 5.8 square miles (15 sq km) making it one of the smaller of the 40 national parks found in the country.
The park is renowned for the varied waterways and forests that blanket the terrain. The waterways are ponds, lakes, and streams, while the forest is comprised of pine and birch.
Although the park is fairly small, it is packed with terrains that invite and welcome exploration. The rolling hills are blanketed with beautiful thick forests creating serene settings for walking, boating, or hiking.
The forested and aquatic habitats sustain a variety of wildlife. Some of the most common and hopeful sightings include the moose, bear, deer, and lynx. There are a variety of birds to enjoy with a particularly diverse collection of ground-feeding species.