Sipoonkorpi Hop-on Hop-off bus service

This summer, Sipoonkorpi National Park will once again be easily and ecologically accessible with the Sipoonkorpi Hop-On Hop-Off bus. The bus will run on Saturdays and Sundays during the summer season, just like last summer.

The Sipoonkorpi Hop-On Hop-Off bus operates on summer weekends from 10 May to 5 October 2025.

and the route will again be operated with a low-floor bus. Hence, the bus is accessible with a stroller, and you can also take your bicycle on board. Dogs are also welcome on board.

Picture: Vantaan kaupunki, Hele Teutari

Schedule and route 2025

The Sipoonkorpi Hop-On Hop-Off bus operates on summer weekends from 10 May to 5 October 2025. The bus will run from Tikkurila Travel Centre to Nikkilä along the west side of Sipoonkorpi and to Mellunmäki metro station along the east side. There are 15 stops along the route, including a new stop at Fazerintie, a short distance from the Fazer Experience Visitor Centre.

The Hop-On Hop-Off bus will now be part of the HSL service. Currently in its fifth year, the service will be operated as HSL U line services. The Hop-On Hop-Off bus will be accessible with standard HSL tickets, and the timetables are available on the HSL route map starting 29 April 2025.

A route map.

Prices 2025

Regular HSL bus tickets are valid on the bus and a daily ticket allows you to visit several destinations along the route. Sipoonkorpi National Park is situated within zones B, C and D.

You can buy your ticket conveniently on the HSL app or use your HSL card. Single and daily tickets can also be purchased at HSL ticket machines and at sales points, such as the R-kiosks and S-group stores. In Sipoo, tickets can also be bought from library information points. Please note that a separate service fee may be charged at different sales points.

A single BCD-zones ticket for adults costs €4.40 and a day ticket €10. Tickets for concessionary groups are valid on the route as normal.

Tips for hiking in Sipoonkorpi

With the Sipoonkorpi Hop-on Hop-off bus, you can also do one-way hikes in Sipoonkorpi. How about breakfast at Lake Kuusijärvi and lunch at Restaurant Tila in Knuters in Sipoo after a relaxing forest hike? Read more about Sipoonkorpi on the pages of the Finnish Forest and Park Service.

You can find information about the services at Lake Kuusijärvi  on Vantaa’s website under this link:

From the link below, you can enjoy the adventures of Kesä-Kride in Sipoonkorpi:
Delicacies and splashing in the Sipoonkorpi National Park – without a car!

 

Picture: Suvi Suovaara