Due to the disc golf event DGPT EuroTour Pärnu Open presented by Latitude 64, taking place from 12 to 14 June, the following areas will be closed from 10 to 14 June:
Please be attentive on the hiking trails and other movement trails.
Thank you for your understanding!
Summer invites you to Jõulumäe – to move, relax and spend time surrounded by nature. If you are planning to stay with us, you can also add a day at Lottemaa to your visit. When staying at Jõulumäe, you can add a visit to Lottemaa to your holiday and purchase a 1-day Lottemaa ticket through us for €28 per person.
You don’t have to come to Jõulumäe only to compete or do intense training. Here, you can simply move, enjoy the fresh air and spend time with your people. Summer is an especially good reason to come – the trails, pine forest and different activities invite you outdoors, even if you don’t consider yourself a sporty person.
On 21 May, we celebrated the 50th anniversary of Jõulumäe Sports Centre together with former and current employees, valued partners, supporters and friends. The jubilee day brought together people who, over the years, have contributed to the development of the centre and helped shape it into a beloved place where the joy of movement, nature, sport and community come together.
In autumn, Jõulumäe Sports Centre, in cooperation with Pärnumaa Sports Association, will offer school groups a free 90-minute cultural education programme titled “Movement Supports Mental Health and Young People’s Quality of Life”. The programme combines a mental health lecture with experiential and engaging physical activities in Jõulumäe’s natural and sporting environment.
Due to the Agility competitions taking place on 30–31 May 2026, the grass football field will be closed on both days. Thank you for your understanding!
The spring movement season at Jõulumäe is gaining new momentum – from 1 May, the asphalt-covered activity trails, tennis courts and padel court are open to visitors. The 1.1–3.5 km asphalt-covered trails running through Jõulumäe’s pine forest are suitable for roller skating, roller skiing, cycling, running and walking. The wide and safe trails offer great opportunities for active movement for both recreational users and those in training, and are also accessible for wheelchair users and visitors with pushchairs. In addition, four tennis courts welcome visitors for training sessions, friendly matches and active leisure. You can come and play with your own equipment or rent rackets and balls on site.
On 19 April, Pärnu Kahe Silla Klubi opened its three-event series with the Luitejooks run at Jõulumäe, marking the start of the spring movement season. This year, the event brought together 944 participants on the trails of Jõulumäe. The most popular distance was the 10 km run, completed by 283 participants. The children’s races welcomed 232 young movement enthusiasts, while 207 hikers took part in the 10 km recreational walk. Participants also challenged themselves on the 5 km and 21 km running distances, as well as in the canicross and dog hiking events. The route through Jõulumäe’s pine forest and dunes offered participants a true challenge. The varied terrain, climbs, descents and sandy sections made the run a memorable experience for both recreational participants and experienced athletes. In the men’s 10 km main distance, Franko Reinhold took the win with a time of 35:15. The fastest woman was Kaisa Kukk, finishing in 40:21. The 5 km distance was won by Enar Mustonen and Helen Janisoo, while Jaen Ots and Merili Tiik claimed victory in the 21 km run. Sunny spring weather, strong emotions and happy finishers made Luitejooks a lively start to the new movement season. A big thank you to all participants, organisers, volunteers and supporters! See you moving at Jõulumäe!
At Jõulumäe disc golf courses, there will be some temporary changes in the near future. The yellow course is currently closed and will remain temporarily closed due to course improvement works. From 20 to 23 April, all Jõulumäe disc golf courses will be closed. During this period, the courses will be rearranged in preparation for the summer season – the red course will be moved back to its summer layout, and the blue course will also be opened. Until then, there is still a final chance to play the red course in its winter layout. From 24 April, the red and blue courses will be open for play in their summer layouts. Thank you for your understanding, and we look forward to welcoming players back to the courses from 24 April onward.