Evening program of the soft bar: meat fondue and sauna

Not many people know this: Soft bar in addition to the legendary after skin, daily soup & salmon breads and donuts, is also available Mualiman sauna and an à la carte restaurant in the evening after 6 p.m. Because we missed the variation, we decided to take this for testing and drove straight to Pehku at the end of a long drive on Friday night. The children were thrilled (and so were the adults). The Pehkubaar has been inspired by the Alps through the owners’ many trips to the Alps. Under a thick layer of snow, Pehkubaari looked attractive already from the outside. Inside, there was immediately a warm and cozy atmosphere with a fireplace and traditional waiters dressed in Alpine-style costumes. The table was set for us and soon we could taste Pehku’s meat fondue; for the kids we ordered burgers and chicken basket.

Pehkun meat fondue

In meat fondue, you put a piece of meat on a stick and cook it in meat broth for 2-3 minutes and enjoy it with plenty of side dishes. Especially good was the baked potato, which had the house’s own sauces; we also tasted a new devil’s jam made by the house, to which we give 5 stars. The meat was tender and the broth really tasty. The atmosphere in the evening’s a la carte restaurant is calm and relaxed. The windows open up winter landscapes to Tahko. Pehku’s evening offer is well suited for e.g. for a variety of large and small groups who want to enjoy an atmospheric dinner together; also ideal for families, after skin rymyming is no longer an option at this stage of the evening. Pehku’s menu can be found here  »

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Mualiman sauna

The “Mualima sauna” is located in a small wooden building next to the litter, which can be rented on request. The sauna with its scenery and old-fashioned sauna atmosphere is a real experience. The sauna benches can accommodate up to 20 people. The sauna can be rented both during the day and in the evening, and it is also a drinking area where you can enjoy drinks in the Pehkubaar and spend time in good company. Outside the sauna there are good snow banks for rolling in the snow; bystander victims are warned by signs saying “beware of naked people” 🙂 The wood sauna had good soft baths. Since there is no avant-garde here at the top of the hill, we dived the whole outfit into the soft powder snow, which this time was about. 40 cm. The winner of the somersault was Ida 10 in the somersault; in total they accumulated from our team 37. To describe the comfort of the sauna, the youngest of our test group (4 years old) answered the next day to the question “is the sauna heated”: yes, to Pehku! [foogallery id=”1130″]

How to get here?

Pehkubaari can be reached directly from the slope, but also by road, car or snowmobile. From Tahko, drive towards the West Slopes and turn right before the West Slopes at the sign pointing to Pehkubaari. From the old school, drive past the junction of the West Roads and turn left at the Pehku sign.