Kurjenrahka National Park is a national park in Southwest Finland, established in 1998 and covering about 29 square kilometers, mostly bog along with primeval forest left unmanaged for more than 150 years in places. Eurasian lynx are permanent residents, and brown bears and wolves have also been recorded there. The park includes several lakes, among them Mynajarvi, and more than 300 kilometers of marked trails.
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