Map
Scale: 1:10,000
Contour interval: 5 m
Date: 2026
Terrain
Viitna is a nice orienteering landscape. The highest slope is 23m. There are 15-18m slopes here and there – in Estonian terms, the height differences are quite real. There are nice micro-relief nests, but most of them are medium-sized oases and valley-dimple systems. Passability is variable, but mostly better than average. Areas where fallen trees really start to interfere with running straight are mapped as windbreaks. Serious, very difficult-to-pass windbreaks are mapped with the second level of green: 408 Vegetation: walk. Do not go into larger areas of this color. Rare areas mapped with the third level of green are not passable. The “White Forest” is mostly a nice pine forest, but there are exceptions. Bogs and marshy areas are rather on the drier side but soft-mossy. Despite the 5m line, the lower-sloping relief forms are also nicely mapped.
DANGEROUS SPOTS: 1. Crossing the Kadrina – Viitna road. This narrow, curved road is busy with traffic and many large trucks. 2. Spruce windbreaks. Especially on steep slopes. The dry twigs protruding from fallen trunks are sharp, painful – dangerous!
