• Start at Kuusijärvi, where a path from the courtyard leads into the park toward Lake Bisajärvi, marked with orange diamonds, and Café Kuusijärvi is open year-round
• Kalkinpolttajan trail is demanding, with rocks and steel stairs, so younger kids usually do better on Ponu's trail at Byabäcken
• Paid parking at Tasakallio, charged 9am to 6pm through the EasyPark app, with the first 30 minutes free; accessible spaces by the Storträsk trailhead stay free

Sipoonkorpi covers 18.57 square kilometers of spruce forest, swamps and old pastureland where Helsinki, Vantaa and Sipoo meet. Marked trails run from Ponu's Heritage Post trail (1.4 km), with six post boxes holding postcards from one forest animal to another, to the rockier Kalkinpolttajan trail (4.8 km) past an old limestone quarry and up to the Högberget lookout. In late summer and fall, anyone can pick wild berries and mushrooms.