Kehra is a quiet commuter town in Estonia, about 30 km east of Tallinn, set amid forests in the Jägala River valley. With a direct train connection via the Kehra Railway Station area, it works well as a practical base for nearby nature and short outings beyond the capital.
In town, Kehra Manor Park offers shaded walks through parkland around the historic manor, while the Kehra Railway Station area anchors the town’s everyday rhythm. For active time outdoors, Nearby Forest Trails run through pine and mixed forest for hiking and cycling, and Jägala Waterfall on the Jägala River adds an easy-to-reach stop for photos at Estonia’s largest waterfall. Farther afield, Paunküla Reservoir is a man-made reservoir near Tallinn with a recreational setting, and Prangli is an Estonian Baltic island known for forests and rural villages.
