Väisälänjärvi

Väisälänjärvi is a lake located in the northern part of Finland, within the municipality of Inari. It is situated in the region of Lapland. The lake is part of the River Ivalojoki drainage basin. Its surface area is approximately 4.5 square kilometers. The surrounding landscape is characterized by typical Arctic fell scenery, with sparse vegetation adapted to the cold climate.

The lake is relatively shallow and its waters are clear, typical for lakes in this northern region. The shoreline is irregular, with numerous small bays and inlets. Väisälänjärvi is a popular destination for local residents and tourists interested in outdoor activities such as fishing, hiking, and canoeing during the summer months. In winter, the frozen lake can be used for cross-country skiing and ice fishing.

The area around Väisälänjärvi is inhabited by a variety of Arctic flora and fauna. Common species include various types of mosses, lichens, and low-lying shrubs. Birdlife is also present, especially during the breeding season. The lake's fish population includes species such as perch and pike. Access to the lake is primarily via unpaved roads, and there are a few wilderness huts and camping areas available for visitors. The remoteness and natural beauty of Väisälänjärvi contribute to its appeal as a destination for those seeking tranquility and connection with nature.