This Tiny Island Was a Hub for Lumberjacks

Sleepy Island, near Rovaniemi City in Lapland, was once a hub for the logging industry. The island, surrounded by the River Kimioki, was used for floating logs until 1980 when trucks took over. Although uninhabited, it attracts about 500 visitors annually from May to October. The island remains largely unchanged, with a renovated boathouse now serving as a Tavern for tourists.

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