Enter Nature

Gutman's Cave is the largest cave in the Baltics is shrouded in legends and permeated with ancient energy.

Ērgļu (Eagle) Cliffs embody the freedom and thrill of an eagle’s flight, when feelings are as powerful as organ music!

Lielā Ellīte Cave with its massive arches has been created over thousands of years by a spring, visit this ancient holy place and taste the water of the spring!

Curve of River Gauja opposite of Jānis Daliņš' stadium, where in an 80 m long section on the right bank of the river sand outcrops up to 10 m high (result of the erosion due to the rapid) are seen.

The sightseeing terrace by the river Gauja in Valmiera is a place for organazing private and public events, a place for ideas, a place, where to meet and spend time together.

Līgatne nature trails will reveal many wildlife species typical to Latvia.

Karlamuiza's landscape park trail winds through an old park, which leads to one of the largest sandstone outcrops in Latvia – the Ainavu precipice.

Sietiņiezis Rock reveals sandstone formations and ornaments, which have formed over millions of years of natural processes!

Zaļkalns is one of the most prominent observation points in Vecpiebalga municipality.

In spring 1973, alongside with his work as a gardener on the Lēdurga collective farm, Arvīds Janitens started planting trees, shrubs and winter-hardy flowers on the lesser-used territory of the collective farm: fields, forests and swampy meadows. He tried anything that could grow in Lēdurga, learning from his own and other’s mistakes, applying different methods.