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Kaamanen

The Village of Four Winds

Four is a symbolic number for Kaamanen. This little Inari Sámi village is known as the borderland of four tribes and the crossroads of four important roads. Indeed, Kaamanen is a rendezvous point offering road and snowmobile route connections north, east, south and west. Kaamanen has a strong fishing and hunting culture. Trout and grayling migrate along the Kaamasjoki River and other waterways in the region. Abundant with wild fowl, the district is internationally renowned among ornithologists and the area has received praise from bird photographers as being a dream location. At the feeding spots in Kaamanen, you can sport many species of Arctic birds, and the chances of spotting these species elsewhere are very slim. The wilderness district of the Muotkatunturi fell highland opening up to the west of Kaamanen does not have any marked hiking trails, but the more experienced hiker will be able to enjoy the most beautiful landscapes with fells and winding rivers

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Giellajohka

Giellajohka is located on the shores of the Kielajoki River, close to the Muotkatunturi highlands and the Kevo Strict Nature Reserve.

Kaamasen Kievari

Located on the banks of the Kaamasjoki River and at the crossroads of four main roads.

Neljän Tuulen Tupa

Popular with birdwatchers and nature lovers, Neljän Tuulen Tupa offers accommodation and meals.

Toivoniemi bird watching tower

The mouth of the Kaamasjoki River is probably the best place for watching birds in the Inari area.

Tuuruharju Nature Trail

The Tuuruharhu Nature Trail is located in the village of Kaamanen, atop the Tuuruharju Ridge along the Inari – Utsjoki road.