周辺のスポット/アトラクション・トップ9

Freshly plowed fields, it is impossible to drive on them, the system and wheels wind up dirt and grass and the bike does not move, I had to walk along the edge of the field on the grass. 5 meters of walking, 2 minutes of cleaning the wheels

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I was walking with music on my phone, saw bear shit in two places, got bitten by a tick - the climb was brutal

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The first part of the Barangol - Yelanda route has not been preserved. The full route is https://yandex.ru/maps/?ll=85.818239%2C51.337184&mode=usermaps&source=constructorLink&um=constructor%3A2537c32960281eed00085904b52382abfa3791a60497da242f9f7f251aea5551&z=9 Addition: at the end of the trip, an update came to the watch and after rebooting, the trip was saved in Garmin Connect

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It is better to enter from the right, there the ascent will attract and is trampled by horses. It is also better to do the descent from the right. On the left the bushes are high and much steeper. It is possible to go even higher, but it started raining with a thunderstorm and we did not go further.

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The waterfall is a very popular destination with (mainly) Russian tourists. In addition to the lower waterfall, there is also an upper one.

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The lake lies at almost 2300m and is carved out of a glacier. Hence the light blue color. In contrast to the valley, the weather here is much more unstable.

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The only way into the Maaschei Valley is over this bridge. Basically it's free, but I've heard several other hikers pay 100 rubles.

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Beautifully located camping spot on the south bank of the lake. There is plenty of firewood as it is washed ashore every spring. Unfortunately there is no good source of drinking water nearby.

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The four of us paid 700 rubles to cross the river. The mushrooms can be reached within 40 minutes.

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