Narva jõe campfire site

Narva jõe (Narva river) campfire site is located at the intersection of the picturesque Poruni and Narva rivers, on the edge of the Puhatu bog. Here you can meet many rare species of animals and plants, for example eagles belonging to the first protection category.

Narva jõe campfire site lies where the Poruni River flows into the Narva, the border river between Estonia and Russia, on the edge of the huge Puhatu bog in Alutaguse National Park. This is one of the wildest corners of Estonia, with old forests and many rare species, among them eagles of the highest protection category. Getting here is an adventure: from the Jõhvi–Vasknarva road you follow the Poruni trail signs for about 12 km to a border guard post and then 4 km more to a barrier. The 5 km Poruni hiking trail leads through the forest, and water is taken from the river.