The Kylmäluoma Outdoor Centre is open year-round, but opening hours vary depending on the season.

During the summer season, the Outdoor Centre is open every day, and opening hours are extended during the busiest holiday weeks.

In winter, we often welcome group visitors as well – which means we are usually around almost daily, but schedules may vary depending on bookings and group activities.

November is typically our quiet month, and the Outdoor Centre is usually closed then.

If you’re visiting during winter, we recommend checking the current opening hours with us or when making your accommodation booking.

Yes! The Outdoor Centre offers café and restaurant services during opening hours.

You’ll also find:

• a small kiosk shop
• a souvenir shop

Our food selection changes with the season.

In summer, we serve lunch every day, and you can also choose à la carte dishes from the menu.

In winter (especially mid-winter), we often offer several ready meal options, such as:

• breakfast
• lunch
• dinner

These are commonly arranged based on group bookings and schedules.

For the most up-to-date information about meals and availability, feel free to ask the Outdoor Centre – and if you’re staying overnight, it’s a good idea to check meal options when booking your accommodation.

Yes, some items are available as takeaway. If you’re staying in a cabin, just ask us for the easiest meal options and any pre-order possibilities throughout the year.

Trail information, maps and current updates can also be found on luontoon.fi. You’re always welcome to ask the Outdoor Centre for personal route tips and recommendations.

You can also check out our social media channels for photos and videos – it’s a great way to see what Kylmäluoma looks like in different seasons.

Yes. Kylmäluoma has a camping area located right next to the Outdoor Centre, on a beautiful pine forest ridge between two clear-water lakes.

The camping area is suitable for caravans all year round, and it’s conveniently located close to Highway 5.

The camping area is a great fit for both caravans and tent campers.

There are different types of pitches available, including:

• asphalt-based pitches and natural ground pitches
• electric and non-electric spots
• spacious areas for tents

The service building includes:

• saunas (heated year-round)
• a separate fish cleaning area for anglers
• a large summer kitchen
• kitchen facilities also suitable for winter use

More details can be found on the camping page (link will be added on the website).

Kylmäluoma offers a wide range of accommodation options, including:

• cabins
• apartments
• small summer cabins for simple overnight stays
• modern log cabins with a private sauna

There are also larger cabins available for bigger groups, including cabins for 10+ guests and wilderness-style cabins.

You can explore the options on our accommodation pages, or ask the Outdoor Centre for help choosing the best one.

Kylmäluoma offers rental equipment for different seasons.

In summer, rentals may include:

• kayaks
• SUP boards
• mountain bikes

In winter, rentals may include:

• sliding snowshoes
• snowshoes

For the most up-to-date list and availability, please check the website or ask the Outdoor Centre directly.

Kylmäluoma has several great places to swim, and the lakes here are known for their clear, clean water. You can take a dip from piers or natural shorelines around the area.

The main swimming beach is at Iso-Pajuluoma. There is a pier and beautiful clear water, and it’s located right between the Outdoor Centre and the camping area.

The swimming area is closed to fishing, so you can swim peacefully.

Kylmäluoma is a compact and easy destination where everything is close by. Once you arrive at your cabin or set up at the camping area, you often won’t need your car again – services, trails and nature are all within walking distance.

Depending on the season, you can enjoy hiking, relaxing in nature, fishing, paddling, outdoor activities and a peaceful holiday atmosphere.

There is also an official disc golf course in the area, and you can borrow discs from the Outdoor Centre if needed.

If you feel like exploring beyond Kylmäluoma, there are plenty of great day trip options nearby. For example:

• the childhood landscapes of author Kalle Päätalo
• Julma-Ölkky in Hossa National Park
• nature destinations around Kuusamo
• and in Taivalkoski, the old village shop Jalava, which is well worth a visit