Section 16. Loogamäe‒Haanja (Suur Munamägi). Haanja Upland.

Is located just off the Latvian border and forms an integral whole with the nature reserve in the Republic of Latvia.

First mentioned in 1957.

The tree has a circumference of 6.65 m and an oak height of 25 m, which is thought to be over 350 years old.

Was a knight's manor which is first mentioned in 1542.

Roughly 18% of the territory of the nature park is more than 250 meters above the sea level. Here, one can find the highest peak in the Baltic states – (318 m) Suur Munamägi; the deepest lake in Estonia – Rõuge Suurjärv (38 m).

The skiing slopes and cross-country skiing tracks in Haanja are suitable for beginners and experienced skiers alike. Next to the recreation center is a shooting range for biathlon lovers.

Has a total of 18 baskets on a course of almost 2 km. Perfect for more experienced players.

Draw the guests´attention to special places, historical events, traditions, culture and nature in South-Estonia and tell the story of the local people.

318 m from the sea level. The highest point of the Baltics provides its visitors with a splendid 50 km range view of the Estonian nature.