The Augstroze Hillfort Nature Trail

The church was built in 1798. Later, its altar was moved to the stone church built in 1859. In 1968, the church was closed and converted into a grain warehouse; the historic altar was transferred to the Rundāle Palace Museum. The Augstroze congregation resumed its activity in 1991. The church was restored, and the altar regained its original appearance and was returned to the Augstroze Evangelical Lutheran Church. More info ››

Guest house "Lauvaskalni" is located in an unspoiled natural area.
Lauvas Hill (124.7 m above sea level) is surrounded by Augstroze Lielezers Lake, forests, and several bogs, home to various protected plant species as well as wild blueberries, bilberries, cloudberries, and cranberries.
The sauna with a fireplace hall accommodates up to 24 people, and there is also a swimming pool.
A gazebo with a table for 24 people is available. More info ››

An ancient sacred site. The trees are visible across the pond from the direction of the Augstroze Church. There used to be 6 oaks, but now there are 4. During the Soviet era, the Liepleju Sacred Oaks were named after A. Pumpurs. The measurements of the oaks are: 4.30; 4.10; 4.0; 4.65. More info ››

The red deer park "Jaunozoli" in Umurga Parish spans 175 hectares and is home to around 800 red deer. The farm also has horses for visitors to see. There is an opportunity to purchase organic farm products. Visitors are welcome both in summer and winter. More info ››