The Nature Centre quiets down – Hossa welcomes visitors all year round

The Nature Centre will close for the winter break starting Thursday as our team takes a short rest.
Although the doors are closed, Hossa stays alive – maintenance work continues, and preparations for the upcoming winter season are already underway.

If you pass by and see lights inside, feel free to step in – coffee is always available, and you might find us working on site. ☕

Hiking continues through the winter

You can explore Hossa’s trails all year round. When the frost arrives and snow covers the paths, the trails turn into peaceful winter routes.
There are plenty of opportunities for cross-country skiing, multi-use trail adventures, snowshoeing and even visiting the Värikallio rock paintings in winter.

Trails are maintained throughout the snowy months, and when the spring sun starts to shine, Hossa’s forests glow with a calm and bright energy.
During icy periods, please take care on cliffs and paths – once the snow settles properly, the routes become safe and enjoyable again.

From November calm to the winter travel season

November is a peaceful time in Hossa, but after Christmas the international travel season begins.
Each week brings new visitors to the cabins, and there are still some accommodations available for the winter months.
At the beginning of the new year, the Nature Centre will be open on several days as we prepare meals for visiting groups.

📞 Give us a call to check opening days and find out which services best suit your own travel plans.

Accommodation and group services

You can always contact the Hossa Nature Centre for information about accommodation, group meals, guided tours and breakfast basket deliveries to cabins.
Let us help you plan the perfect stay – whether you’re travelling solo, with family or as part of a group.