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56.1km
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Mountain biking
This difficult 34.8-mile mountain biking loop connects Luukki and Nuuksio National Parks, offering varied terrain and stunning Finnish natur
Last updated: February 26, 2026
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Includes segments that may be dangerous
Parts of this route comprise highly technical, difficult, or hazardous terrain. Specialist equipment and prior experience is required.
After 11.2 km for 19 m
After 13.0 km for 8 m
Waypoints
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Parking
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1.73 km
Highlight • Beach
Tip by
11.6 km
Highlight (Segment) • Trail
Tip by
35.3 km
Highlight • MTB Park
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56.1 km
End point
Parking
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
29.8 km
9.78 km
8.07 km
6.43 km
1.47 km
591 m
Surfaces
29.0 km
9.37 km
7.38 km
6.81 km
2.55 km
756 m
202 m
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This route was planned by komoot.
This challenging 56.1 km mountain bike loop is designed for experienced riders. While the estimated moving time is around 4.5 hours, the technical terrain, including root and rock gardens, means you should plan for a longer overall duration, especially if you take breaks or need to push your bike on difficult sections.
No, this loop is rated as difficult and is not suitable for beginners. It features technically demanding singletracks, challenging climbs and descents, and sections with tree roots and rock gardens that may require advanced riding skills and good fitness. Some portions may even require you to dismount and push your bike.
While the exact starting point for this specific Komoot loop isn't detailed, both Luukki outdoor recreation area and Nuuksio National Park have designated parking areas. Luukki, with its old manor house gardens, offers a picturesque starting point with parking facilities. For Nuuksio, check the official national park website for specific parking locations and directions.
Yes, both Luukki and Nuuksio National Park are accessible by public transport from the Helsinki metropolitan area. Specific bus routes serve the areas, allowing you to reach various access points. It's advisable to check local transport schedules and routes to plan your journey to the most convenient starting point for the loop.
Yes, dogs are generally allowed in both Luukki outdoor recreation area and Nuuksio National Park, but they must always be kept on a leash. Please ensure your dog is well-behaved and does not disturb wildlife or other visitors.
No, there is no entrance fee to Nuuksio National Park, and you do not need a permit for general access or mountain biking on designated trails. However, always respect the park's rules and regulations, especially regarding trail use and nature conservation.
The best time of year for mountain biking this loop is typically from late spring to early autumn (May to October). During this period, the trails are usually dry, and the weather is pleasant. Avoid riding during wet conditions, as the root and rock sections can become very slippery and challenging. Winter mountain biking is possible but requires specialized gear and experience due to snow and ice.
This loop offers stunning and diverse Finnish nature. You'll ride through varied forests, including rugged rocky landscapes and lush herb-rich groves, and pass numerous tranquil lakes and ponds. Keep an eye out for peaceful wilderness and potential wildlife sightings. Notable scenic spots include the banks of Häkläjärvi Lake and Saaren Musta, described as a spectacular resting area.
Yes, the route connects two significant outdoor areas, offering several points of interest and amenities. You'll find designated cooking shelters and fireplaces, providing convenient spots for breaks and picnics. The loop also passes by the Myllylampi swim beach, the challenging Lakisto Highs and Lows Trail Section, and the Nuuksio Bike Park. Some areas also allow for camping, offering options for multi-day excursions.
Yes, this loop extensively utilizes sections of the well-known Reitti 2000, a 110 km loop that traverses both Luukki and Nuuksio. It also incorporates parts of other official trails such as Reitti 5.6 km, Reitti 8.6 km, Takalan polku, and Päivättärenpolku, among others, providing a comprehensive tour of the region's trail network.
In Nuuksio National Park, mountain biking is only permitted on designated trails. Always stay on marked paths to protect the fragile natural environment. Be mindful of hikers and other trail users, and yield the right of way. Do not disturb wildlife, and carry out all your trash. Respect any temporary closures or restrictions that may be in place.
Given the technical difficulty and the need to sometimes push your bike, consider starting your ride early in the day, especially on weekends, to avoid crowds on the narrower singletrack sections. This allows you to tackle the challenging parts at your own pace without feeling rushed. Also, pack plenty of water and snacks, as the loop is long and demanding, and amenities might be spaced out.