Saula campfire site

A secluded campfire site near Tallinn-Tartu road, in ancient-looking forest by the Pirita river. The track leading to the campfire site is separated from the road by an unlocked gate.

Saula campfire site is a secluded spot in old forest on the bank of the Pirita River in Kose parish, south of Tallinn. There is no parking at the site: cars stay at the Viking Village, and from there you walk about 1 km over the Pirita River bridge and along a 350 m footpath to the fireplace. On the other side of the Tallinn–Tartu highway lie the Saula blue springs, Siniallikad, an ancient sacred site where clear water wells up from the ground with a striking blue colour. The site lies on the RMK Peraküla–Aegviidu–Ähijärve route and makes a good day-trip destination.