Top Estonia Hiking Tours

Dog lovers will adore this opportunity to see the Estonian countryside on an excursion to a husky park outside Tallinn. During your visit with the furry pups in Kõrvemaa, you’ll learn about the history of this special breed and how huskies are used in dog sledding. You’ll then pair up with a husky for a hike, offering a unique animal encounter while you take in Estonia’s natural beauty.

Swap Tallinn’s bustling city streets for the serenity of the surrounding nature with a small-group half-day guided hike. Head off the beaten tourist track and along trails that lead you through a nature reserve and a quickly-changing landscape of forests, lakes, and bogs It’s an easy way to experience Estonian nature in just a few hours.

This private tour is great for Tallinn visitors looking to experience the Old Town and its surrounding countryside in one day, without having to organize self-drive cars or public transport. Leave the city behind to walk through Estonia’s bogs—landscapes of forests and dark pools swathed in mystery. After communing with nature, return for a Tallinn Old Town walking tour, seeing its sights when they’re quieter—after the main morning crowds.

Enjoy a 1-hour guided walking tour of Tallinn and its Old Town as you explore Tallinn's historic center. Learn about the history of the city and the people as you visit the Old City Wall and more.

Leave Tallinn behind on a day trip to Prangli Island, known for its rugged coastlines and rural landscape. Arrive via ferry and set out on a guided tour aboard an open-bed truck, taking in the surrounding scenery and local attractions like a museum showcasing islander history. Savor lunch at a seaside restaurant, meander along an unspoiled beach and simply enjoy the slower pace and relaxed way of life.

Take part in a quintessential Estonian experience and strap on some bogshoes to explore nature. This small-group tour will get you out of Tallinn to one of Estonia’s distinctive bog landscapes, such as Kõnnu Suursoo, where your guide will lead you on a hike while sharing traditional legends and helping you observe the local wildlife. Thanks to the bogshoes, your feet will stay dry above the marshy muck.

The experience unfolds over 3 days and 2 nights, with 43 hours from arrival to departure. Guests arrive in Vasknarva on the first afternoon, settle in, meet the hosts, and ease into the experience with a welcome dinner and an introduction to life at the Edge. The second day is the heart of the adventure: after breakfast, we head onto frozen Lake Peipus for a full day of snowmobiles, sleigh rides, traditional ice fishing, pulling nets, building our camp on the ice, sauna, local food, and whatever surprises the lake has in store for us. The final morning is slower, with breakfast and time to enjoy the surroundings before the last experience and departure around midday. There are no mandatory sessions or rigid schedules — the exact flow remains flexible and is shaped by the weather, ice conditions, and the rhythm of the group.