The striking nature of Raplamaa

A canoe trip is an excellent opportunity to discover Estonia’s beautiful rivers and experience the importance of teamwork. A joint adventure on a body of water helps you get to know your companions better and develop cooperation skills.

During the drier summer period, we paddle down larger rivers, where the water flows more calmly. During spring and autumn’s high water seasons, there is an opportunity to discover less frequently visited waterways, such as the floods in Soomaa National Park.

It is possible to order campfire meals or a bushcraft workshop to go along with your canoe trip. There is also the possibility of going on multi-day trips.

Come and enjoy an adventure in nature — a canoe trip is an experience to remember!

It is believed that snowshoes are only meant for walking on snow. While they are comfortable in winter, a real experience awaits you in spring and autumn — bogshoeing! They can take you to places difficult to reach with dry feet or even rubber boots. Walking on the squishy bog surface is a special experience.

After the hike, we will prepare tea on the campfire or stove and offer snacks. Smaller sizes are also available for children. Campfire meals or an exciting bushcraft workshop can be ordered in addition to the hike!

We organize hikes in various bogs in Estonia – choose your favorite and discover the untouched beauty of nature!

We are based in Rapla County but can organise events anywhere in Estonia. You can go hiking, canoeing, biking, bog-shoeing, skiing or dog-sleighing. Archery and climbing activities are also available.

For teamwork training we organise survival courses, camps, adventure days, orienteering (with GPS, map and compass), outdoor activities, archery hunts and more.

Our youthful, professional instructors are flexible and mobile in planning events and can host them anywhere. Your safety and satisfaction are our number one priorities.

Let every team catch the adventure bug!

Mukri Bog was formed about 10,000 years ago and is considered one of the oldest bogs in Estonia.

A boardwalk leads to the bog and is also suitable for hiking with children. In the heart of the bog is the 2.2-hectare Mukri Lake with islets and water lilies — the brave can swim here. In late summer, you can treat yourself to berries picked from the bog.

The 18-meter-high observation tower offers a wonderful view of the entire bog. To make the experience even more exciting, go on a bogshoe hike! At one end of the trail is a nice picnic spot where you can rest and have a meal after your hike.

Come and enjoy the beauty and silence of Mukri Bog!

Come on a snowshoe hike to a North Estonian bog with Prangli Travel. Depending on the season and accessibility, we organize hikes in bogs near Tallinn:

• Kakerdaja Bog
• Kõnnu Suursoo
• Linnuraba
• Marimetsa Bog

A bog hike with snowshoes takes you to places that are otherwise inaccessible. We walk around bog lakes and ponds, admire nature, learn about bog plants, climb a lookout tower, and listen to our guides’ mystical stories and legends about bogs. Snowshoe hiking is possible in every season, and each season offers new discoveries.

Bogs are mysteriously beautiful and peaceful during the frosty winter when the bogland is covered with snow. In autumn, the bog offers a rich palette of colors and crisp air; in spring, bog plants sprout, and nature comes to life; in summer, you can refresh yourself in the cold water of a bog lake and taste bog berries.

Our hike includes round-trip transfer from Tallinn, guide services, and snowshoes. You can also order a picnic in the bog, which includes a selection of Estonian foods.

The Loosalu–Paluküla nature trail is a hidden gem in Rapla County, combining an exquisite bog landscape, Estonia’s largest bog lake, and views from the highest peak in Western Estonia.

The boardwalk leads through the bog to Loosalu Lake, and then the path continues between forests and hills. Hiking on the trail offers an opportunity to experience the silence of nature and listen to the natural rhythm of the bog and forest. The round-trip journey of approximately 15 km offers ample time to enjoy expansive views and hidden natural moments. The marked trail connects the highest peak in Western Estonia, Hiiemäe (106 m), and the Loosalu bog island. Reserve 4–5 hours for hiking, wear weather-appropriate clothing, and let the bog landscape completely enchant you. At the Loosalu end of the hiking trail, there is a campfire site and picnic area, with firewood and a dry toilet available.

The Loosalu–Paluküla hiking trail is an ideal destination for those seeking peace, inspiration, and the beauty of authentic Estonian landscapes. Come and let Rapla County fill you with new energy.

Järta terviserajal on olemas 1.4 ja 2.9 ning 3.12 km pikkused rajad. Radasid saab kasutada aastaringselt, talvel suusatamiseks ning suvel jooksmiseks ja rattasõiduks. Samade radade ääres on ka discgolfi pargi mängualad (18 korvi, PAR 54, pikkus 1639m).

Radadel on ühine stardikoht suusastaadionil, mis asub auto parkla kõrval. Rajad on kõik metsas, mis pakub väga mõnusat tuulevarju.

Pirgu terviserada kulgeb maalilisel veekogude ja metsatukkadega alal. Raja alguses ootab sind mitmekülgne välijõusaal: puidust treeninguvahendid, välitrenažöörid, venitussein ja laste mänguväljak. Lisaks on siin madalseiklusrada ja puhkeala, võimalus ujuda ja mängida rannavollet.

Talvel sobib rada suusatamiseks (2 km ja 3 km ringid) ning lõbusateks sõitudeks snowtuubidega. Rada pakub mõõdukaid tõuse ja laskumisi.  Siin on ka võimalus tegeleda orienteerumisega (püsitähised, mob-o) ning mängida discgolfi täispikal 18-korviga rajal.

Tule ja leia oma lemmiktegevus Pirgu terviserajal!

The trail runs through Sõbessoo Bog, allowing visitors to enjoy the beautiful natural landscape. An approximately one-kilometer-long boardwalk has been built through the bog to Lake Jalase, making the hike comfortable and accessible to wheelchair users and strollers. The water lilies blooming on the lake’s surface in summer are a sight to behold. If it’s a hot summer day, take a refreshing swim before returning to the trailhead.

Each season is charming – be it autumn colors, winter frost, new blossoms in spring or summer’s serene atmosphere.

Pack a picnic basket and enjoy the peace and quiet of the bog and the beauty of nature!

Kicksledding is a perfect way to explore hilly terrain, village roads, and forest paths, or to ride over snow with a hard crust. An especially memorable experience is taking a kicksled on frozen rivers, lakes, or to some sea islands, but only when the ice is thick enough, of course.

On our kicksledding tours, we use sporty Kickspark Max kicksleds. Thanks to the wide runners, the sleds don’t sink easily into the snow. Kicksledding tours take place only in winter. The tour lasts 2-3 hours, but we can make it longer, if desired. We conduct our tour in Paluküla, Raplamaa, where the highest peak in Western Estonia, Paluküla Hiiemägi, stands at 106 m.

After the ride, we enjoy tea and a small snack prepared on a campfire or a portable stove – the perfect way to end the day.

Come and experience the winter wonderland of Estonia on a kicksledding tour!