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There are more than seventy guided national cycling routes in Finland. These routes are marked with brown-based signs. You can work out and travel all around Finland along these routes. Route 2 runs from Helsinki to the northwest and across the country to Pori. Helsinki - Vihti - Tammela - Forssa - Humppila - Kokemäki - Nakkila - Pori

There are more than seventy guided national cycling routes in Finland. These routes are marked with brown-based signs. You can work out and travel all around Finland along these routes. Route 7 runs from Helsinki following the Gulf of Finland to the border, and from there to Lappeenranta. Helsinki - Sipoo - Porvoo - Loviisa - Kotka - Hamina - Virolahti - Lappeenranta

There are more than seventy guided national cycling routes in Finland. These routes are marked with brown-based signs. You can work out and travel all around Finland along these routes. Route 1 runs from Helsinki following the coast to Turku. Helsinki - Kirkkonummi - Karjaa - Salo - Paimio - Kaarina - Turku

This route starts from Kasarmitori and passes through Tähtitorninmäki to Kaivopuisto. The route hooks through the delegations past the Mannerheim Museum. The journey continues along the shoreline through Meripuisto, and returns via Johannenpuisto back to the starting point. Along the route there are several churches, a work of art, a statue, and a monument. The distance varies between parks and cityscapes.

This route goes through the coastal cities of southern Finland from Helsinki to the Russian border. The route starts from the Helsinki railway station and goes through Kalasatama to the northeast. Along the way are Söderkulla, Porvoo, Loviisa, Siltakylä, Kotka, Hamina, and Virojoki. Along the route there are forest and field landscapes, as well as suburbs and urban areas. There are several services in the towns, and there are also rest stops and shelters along the route.