tallennuspolku

Tallennuspolku was a well known path in the Lapland region of Finland. The path was a part of a larger skiing trail network, connecting the regions of Rovaniemi and Oulu. It was commonly used for cross-country skiing and hiking during the winter and summer months respectively.

Historically, the path was one of the main routes used by travelers and traders moving through the region. It provided a passage through the dense forests and rugged terrain of northern Finland. In the early 20th century, the path was used by Finnish troops during a retreat from contested areas.

Tallennuspolku gained significant attention in the 1930s due to a grave and memorial constructed along the path. The grave commemorated an individual who died on the path during a 1932 accident. Over time, the memorial has become a point of interest for the area's tourists.

The trail remains a popular recreation destination and continuation effort has allowed snowmobiles and winter hiking to be conducted. In modern times, many sections of the trail have been improved for better access. Today, the memorial is still visible to the public and is marked on maps of the surrounding region.