Kaljupealse campfire site

The “cliff top” campfire site is situated in the Toolamaa village on the banks of the Võhandu River. It is a nice place to rest for campers and for canoers, offering a scenic view of the outcropping of the Võhandu River.

The name Kaljupealse means 'on top of the cliff', and the site sits on the bank of the Võhandu River in Toolamaa village, Põlva County, looking across at a sandstone outcrop on the far bank. The Võhandu is Estonia's longest river and one of its favourite canoe routes, and paddlers often pull in here for a rest or a night in their tents. River water is used for washing up. A short way downstream are the Leevaku sights: the tall Leevaku chimney and the Leevaku hydroelectric power station, which now houses a museum.