Paganamaa observation tower

From the observation tower on Raadi hill you can see the amazing landscape of the Paganamaa area and the forests of Latvia on the other side of the chain of lakes.

Built in 2015 on Raadi hill in Paganamaa, right on the Latvian border in Võru County, this 24-metre wooden tower looks over the Piiriorg valley and its chain of four lakes, through which the border runs, and beyond them across the Latvian lowlands. Paganamaa, the 'Devil's land', takes its name from the deep hollows left by melting buried ice, which local people called the Old Devil's footprints. The Paganamaa trails start at the nearby campfire site. The lake chain is at its finest in autumn colour or morning mist.