Inspiring views of the Crimean Mountains
The beginning of our route will pass through the picturesque Baydar valley, surrounded by mountains. You will admire the azure Chernorechensky reservoir, which feeds Sevastopol with water. From the height of the cape-cliff of Biyuk-Karmyzy you will see breathtaking panoramas of the Emerald Canyon. And also explore the ruins of the medieval fortress of Sarjik-Isar, discover its history and hear the hum of the water of the Black River, flying along the rapids and waterfalls.
Camping lunch and the way to yusuf-Koba
cave
In a sunny clearing, we will stop to make a stop against the background of mountain slopes. The guide will cook a hearty tourist lunch on the coals, and you, having refreshed yourself, will walk to the Yusuf-Koba cave, which archaeologists discovered relatively recently and where Neanderthals lived thousands of years ago. Towards the end of the route, we will come to the glade where the partisan detachment was based during the Second World War: here we will talk about the partisan movement in the Crimea.
The route is optimal for travelers of any age and level of training, and is also perfect for families with children.
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