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Psebay is an urban-type settlement in the Mostovsky District of the Krasnodar Territory of Russia. The administrative center of the Psebay urban settlement. Population 10.8 thousand inhabitants (2010).

Geography

It is located on the left bank of the Malaya Laba River (a component of Laba), along the mountain valley of which it stretches for 12 km, on the opposite bank is the village of Andryuki. The terminal station of the railway line from Kurganinsk. Narrow gauge railway to Kurdzhinovo (closed in the 1980s). A popular base point for hiking and cycling.

The village of Psebaysky was founded in 1857 on the banks of the Psebayka River, dug specially (since the Circassians abducted women who washed clothes on Malaya Laba). The historian F. A. Shcherbina writes: “In 1856, the troops within the New Line were limited to regular military service on the line, the construction of roads, the construction of the Shedoksky fortifications and the laying of the Psebaysky fortification.” By 1862, Cossack families from the village of Novopokrovskaya arrived at the settlement in Psebaisky. The soldiers who fought on the New Line of Fortifications were allowed to bring their families from the central provinces. The first houses have not survived, except for the Holy Transfiguration Church, built in 1858. Initially, the settlement was small: 34-35 huts. The street was one and was called - Boulevard. It stretched from church to school. In 1873 the settlement was transformed into a Cossack village. In 1881, in the village of Psebayskaya there were 281 households, 14,000 acres of land, 302 male Cossacks and 319 female Cossacks, 476 men and 465 women from other cities. 4 mills, 3 forges, 10 shops worked in the village. There was one public school. The inhabitants were mainly engaged in woodworking. The forest belonged to the treasury, and indiscriminate felling was strictly prohibited. In 1894, Emperor Nicholas II issued a decree according to which soldiers who served for more than 17 years were rewarded with a piece of land at 3 acres per capita. By this time, the village had grown, and there was a need for laying new streets. As a result, the village was divided into two parts: Cossacks lived in one, soldiers (non-residents) lived in the other. The disengagement of Cossacks and soldiers took place in 1890. In the same year, the Cossacks, who did not want to attend a common church, built the Church of St. Michael (now destroyed). In 1898, a cottage of 11 rooms was built in Psebayskaya for Prince Sergei Mikhailovich Romanov. He came to the village 2-3 times a year to hunt on a huge plot of mountains rented by him. With the blessing of Romanov, two schools arose in the village: one for non-residents, the other for the Cossacks. Not later than 1938, the village was transformed into the village of Psebay. In 1910, the inhabitants of Psebay had 7,557 acres of land, of which 2,528 were forest acres. The population grew to 6489 people. The status of a working settlement has been since 1958, when the village of Psebay was merged into one settlement with the settlements of Zheleznodorozhny and Gypsum Mine. In 1944-1962, Psebay was the center of the Psebay region.

A safe haven for the spoiled tourist

We chose a very unusual place to stay for the May holidays - the village of Psebay. I wanted to have a budget vacation in the Krasnodar Territory ... We heard from friends and relatives that there are hot springs in the Krasnodar Territory in the Mostovsky District, we looked at the location on the map. It turned out that nearby in the Mostovsky district there is the village of Psebay, where it is located. Unfortunately, we could not find on the Internet sites of other places where you could stay.

Psebay is an urban-type settlement in the Mostovsky District of the Krasnodar Territory of Russia.

How to get to Psebay

We drove by car from Rostov-on-Don along the M4 Don highway, then along the R-217 road Tikhoretsk - Kropotkin - Armavir - Labinsk - Mostovskoy - Psebay. The whole journey took about 5.5 hours.

The village of Psebay is quite small in size and population (about 10 thousand people in 2010). Psebay is located in a valley in the foothills of the Caucasus, between mountain peaks along the Malaya Laba River. The road from Psebay to the south rests on the mountains of the Caucasian Natural Biosphere Reserve.

The Caucasian Nature Reserve is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

In the village of Psebay there is a plant for the production of gypsum - "Kuban gypsum - KNAUF". We ourselves personally climbed the tops of the mountains and saw how the equipment works. This is probably the only place in the village that provides work for the local population. It's a pity that the Knauf brand is not Russian. As our guide in the USSR told, it was a completely Soviet plant, and after the collapse, the Germans came, bought it, and took it into circulation. Well, what to do.

The unusual geographical location makes this place amazing. A fast mountain river, gypsum rocks of the slopes, caves and arches, waterfalls, springs with clean drinking water, golden sand from mica and shell rock, unusually rich vegetation - all this is wonderfully intertwined here, in one place. For those who like outdoor activities, I certainly recommend visiting here, because. there are a lot of places to go.

The area of the village of Psebay in terms of Russian tourism is very promising and diverse. I would even say unusual, with its amazing beauty, purity, simplicity. There are no equipped places for hiking, only slightly trampled paths that are either lost in the grass or appear again. Marks on the trees, meaning hiking trails, and nothing else ... Real wildlife, with its unpredictability and mystery.

In addition to the traditional hiking tourism for these places, cycling tourism is developed here. There are active bicycle routes on the Gerpegem ridge, by the way, they also ride quad bikes there. The fast mountain river is just made for. And someone will definitely like the rocks and caves for rock climbing.

Excursions, routes in Psebay, waterfalls

We rested in Psebay for 6 days. But since the weather was not always favorable, we visited only a small part of the protected nearby places. Wet weather, washed out roads, slippery hiking trails, and, perhaps, our unpreparedness for extreme tourist hikes, did not allow us to go down to the Gunkiny caves and the Dedova Yama cave, as well as to see the Kyzylbek waterfalls and salty mineral springs in the village of Salt. But what a reason to come back here again.

Kapustinsky waterfall;
Nikiteno village and Nikitinsky waterfall;
Thermal springs of Mostovsky district;
Suspension bridge;
Rock "White Widow";

Waterfall "Desires";
Gerpegem Ridge;
Silver spring;
Bank of the Malaya Laba river.

Some of the routes were on foot. Together with a guide (a kind, glorious uncle), we went around all the neighborhoods of the Beryozki sanatorium on foot. We were introduced to the local landscapes and nature. We visited many places on our own, despite the fact that it was not so easy to find them.

Experienced tourists will be interested in a 5-7 day hike along the famous route "Psebay - Krasnaya Polyana". But this is a very serious journey and you will not be allowed to go there just like that. To obtain a permit and a pass for a hike, go to the office of the Northern Department of the Caucasian Reserve in Psebay or to the frontier post. This is where the paperwork will be done.

Flora of Psebaya

Walking through the meadows and forests in the village of Psebay and Nikitino, you can see many beautiful and unusual plants. And the time at which we came to rest in Psebay (early May) showed us the flowering of many plants. Small mountain iris, lilies of the valley, wild strawberries, sage, mint, wild garlic and many more incomprehensible, but beautiful plants that form a flowering and smelling carpet on the ground.

For the first time in my life, I saw mountain iris blooming. The lily of the valley is listed in the Red Book of Russia, but in Psebay the lily of the valley is not uncommon.

What to bring from Psebay as a keepsake

In addition to all sorts of standard souvenirs: magnets and paintings, in Psebay you can buy meadow honey, mountain tea, souvenirs and jewelry made from rocks. We also brought water from the Silver Spring, a piece of gypsum rock, fern bushes. As a keepsake, you can dry a herbarium of meadow herbs. I could not resist this irresistible greenery of the Psebay forests, I wanted to remember with all my heart and keep this beauty at home.

Psebay is an amazing place for a Russian tourist to relax. A relaxing holiday with the family, away from civilization, or relaxing with a noisy company. Measured walking around the village or extreme mountain routes. And everyone here will find something of their own, dear to the heart.

All this is Psebay, all this is Russia!

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Population 10.8 thousand inhabitants (2010).

Geography

It is located on the left bank of the Malaya Laba River (a component of Laba), along the mountain valley of which it stretches for 12 km, on the opposite bank is the Andryuki village. Terminal station of the railway line from Kurganinsk. Narrow gauge railway to Kurdzhinovo (closed in the 1980s).

A popular base point for hiking and cycling.

Story

Village Psebaisky was founded in 1857 on the banks of the Psebaika River, dug specially (since the Circassians abducted women who washed clothes on Malaya Laba).

Initially, the settlement was small: 34-35 huts. The street was one and was called - Boulevard. It stretched from church to school.

In 1881, in the village of Psebayskaya there were 281 households, 14,000 acres of land, 302 male Cossacks and 319 female Cossacks, 476 men and 465 women from other cities. 4 mills, 3 forges, 10 shops worked in the village. There was one public school. The inhabitants were mainly engaged in woodworking. The forest belonged to the treasury, and indiscriminate felling was strictly prohibited.

Population

Population

14 152	10 907	9879	11 207	11 031	10 836

Most of the city's population is Russian (94.6% in 2002).

Economy

Production of building materials - gypsum (company "")
Wood harvesting (beech)
Tourist base

Sport

The village of Psebay is a center for the development of mountain biking (mountain biking) in the Krasnodar Territory and the Southern Federal District. Since 2011, a stage of the Russian Cup in mountain bike cycling in the cross-country race and one of the rounds of the Russian Uphill Race Championship has been held in Psebay.

Attractions

Topographic maps

Map sheet L-37-142 Psebay. Scale: 1: 100,000. State of the area in 1983. Edition 1985

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// Encyclopedic Dictionary of Brockhaus and Efron: in 86 volumes (82 volumes and 4 additional). - St. Petersburg. , 1890-1907.
Psebay- article from the Great Soviet Encyclopedia.

An excerpt characterizing Psebay

Broken blue-lilac clouds, reddening at sunrise, were quickly driven by the wind. It got brighter and brighter. One could clearly see that curly grass that always sits along country roads, still wet from yesterday's rain; the hanging branches of the birch trees, also wet, swayed in the wind and dropped light drops to the side. The faces of the soldiers became clearer and clearer. Rostov rode with Ilyin, who did not lag behind him, along the side of the road, between a double row of birches.
Rostov in the campaign allowed himself the freedom to ride not on a front-line horse, but on a Cossack. Both a connoisseur and a hunter, he recently got himself a dashing Don, large and kind playful horse, on which no one jumped him. Riding this horse was a pleasure for Rostov. He thought of the horse, of the morning, of the doctor's wife, and never once thought of the impending danger.
Before, Rostov, going into business, was afraid; now he did not feel the least sense of fear. Not because he was not afraid that he was accustomed to fire (one cannot get used to danger), but because he had learned to control his soul in the face of danger. He was accustomed, going into business, to think about everything, except for what seemed to be more interesting than anything else - about the impending danger. No matter how hard he tried, or reproached himself for cowardice during the first time of his service, he could not achieve this; but over the years it has now become self-evident. He was now riding beside Ilyin between the birches, occasionally tearing leaves from the branches that came to hand, sometimes touching the horse's groin with his foot, sometimes giving, without turning, his smoked pipe to the hussar who was riding behind, with such a calm and carefree look, as if he were riding ride. It was a pity for him to look at the agitated face of Ilyin, who spoke a lot and uneasily; he knew from experience that agonizing state of expectation of fear and death in which the cornet was, and he knew that nothing but time would help him.
As soon as the sun appeared on a clear strip from under the clouds, the wind died down, as if he did not dare to spoil this charming summer morning after a thunderstorm; the drops were still falling, but already sheer, and everything was quiet. The sun came out completely, appeared on the horizon and disappeared in a narrow and long cloud that stood above it. A few minutes later the sun appeared even brighter on the upper edge of the cloud, tearing its edges. Everything lit up and sparkled. And along with this light, as if answering it, shots of guns were heard ahead.
Rostov had not yet had time to think over and determine how far these shots were, when the adjutant of Count Osterman Tolstoy galloped up from Vitebsk with orders to trot along the road.
The squadron drove around the infantry and the battery, which was also in a hurry to go faster, went downhill and, passing through some empty, without inhabitants, village, again climbed the mountain. The horses began to soar, the people blushed.
- Stop, equalize! - the command of the divisional was heard ahead.
- Left shoulder forward, step march! commanded ahead.
And the hussars along the line of troops went to the left flank of the position and stood behind our lancers, who were in the first line. On the right, our infantry stood in a dense column - these were reserves; Above it on the mountain, in the clear, clean air, in the morning, oblique and bright, illumination, on the very horizon, our cannons were visible. Enemy columns and cannons were visible ahead beyond the hollow. In the hollow we could hear our chain, already in action and merrily snapping with the enemy.
Rostov, as from the sounds of the most cheerful music, felt cheerful in his soul from these sounds, which had not been heard for a long time. Trap ta ta tap! - clapped suddenly, then quickly, one after another, several shots. Everything fell silent again, and again crackers seemed to crackle, on which someone walked.
The hussars stood for about an hour in one place. The cannonade began. Count Osterman and his retinue rode behind the squadron, stopped, spoke with the regimental commander, and rode off to the cannons on the mountain.
Following the departure of Osterman, a command was heard from the lancers:
- Into the column, line up for the attack! “The infantry ahead of them doubled up in platoons to let the cavalry through. The lancers set off, swaying with the weathercocks of their peaks, and at a trot went downhill towards the French cavalry, which appeared under the mountain to the left.
As soon as the lancers went downhill, the hussars were ordered to move uphill, to cover the battery. While the hussars took the place of the uhlans, distant, missing bullets flew from the chain, screeching and whistling.
This sound, which had not been heard for a long time, had an even more joyful and exciting effect on Rostov than the previous sounds of shooting. He, straightening up, looked at the battlefield that opened from the mountain, and wholeheartedly participated in the movement of the lancers. The lancers flew close to the French dragoons, something tangled up in the smoke there, and after five minutes the lancers rushed back not to the place where they were standing, but to the left. Between the orange lancers on red horses and behind them, in a large bunch, blue French dragoons on gray horses were visible.

Rostov, with his keen hunting eye, was one of the first to see these blue French dragoons pursuing our lancers. Closer, closer, the uhlans moved in disordered crowds, and the French dragoons pursuing them. It was already possible to see how these people, who seemed small under the mountain, collided, overtook each other and waved their arms or sabers.
Rostov looked at what was going on in front of him as if he were being persecuted. He instinctively felt that if they now attacked the French dragoons with the hussars, they would not resist; but if you strike, it was necessary now, this very minute, otherwise it would be too late. He looked around him. The captain, standing beside him, kept his eyes on the cavalry below in the same way.
“Andrey Sevastyanych,” said Rostov, “after all, we doubt them ...
“It would be a dashing thing,” said the captain, “but in fact ...
Rostov, without listening to him, pushed his horse, galloped ahead of the squadron, and before he had time to command the movement, the whole squadron, experiencing the same thing as he, set off after him. Rostov himself did not know how and why he did it. He did all this, as he did on the hunt, without thinking, without understanding. He saw that the dragoons were close, that they were jumping, upset; he knew that they would not stand it, he knew that there was only one minute that would not return if he missed it. The bullets squealed and whistled so excitedly around him, the horse begged forward so eagerly that he could not stand it. He touched the horse, commanded, and at the same instant, hearing the sound of the clatter of his deployed squadron behind him, at full trot, began to descend to the dragoons downhill. As soon as they went downhill, their gait of the lynx involuntarily turned into a gallop, becoming faster and faster as they approached their lancers and the French dragoons galloping after them. The dragoons were close. The front ones, seeing the hussars, began to turn back, the rear ones to stop. With the feeling with which he rushed across the wolf, Rostov, releasing his bottom in full swing, galloped across the frustrated ranks of the French dragoons. One lancer stopped, one on foot crouched to the ground so as not to be crushed, one horse without a rider got mixed up with the hussars. Almost all French dragoons galloped back. Rostov, choosing one of them on a gray horse, set off after him. On the way he ran into a bush; a good horse carried him over him, and, barely managing on the saddle, Nikolai saw that in a few moments he would catch up with the enemy whom he had chosen as his target. This Frenchman, probably an officer - according to his uniform, bent over, galloped on his gray horse, urging it on with a saber. A moment later, Rostov's horse struck the officer's horse with its chest, almost knocking it down, and at the same instant Rostov, without knowing why, raised his saber and hit the Frenchman with it.

Psebay, discovered by us quite by accident in the mid-2000s, turned out to be an amazing reserve of almost untouched nature and a place where residents of big cities can join it.

This is a village in the Krasnodar Territory, located at the foot of the slopes of the mountains of the Western Caucasus (part of the Greater Caucasus Range). To put it figuratively, this is the "bear's corner" of the Krasnodar Territory: the road from Psebay rests on the mountains of the Caucasian Natural Biosphere Reserve, where the border of the Krasnodar Territory, Karachay-Cherkessia and Abkhazia passes through remote reserved places. The Caucasus Nature Reserve is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List, and this fact has already interested us and forced us to “dig” information about Psebay.

The village was quite famous in Soviet times, it was in it that the popular multi-day hiking route "Psebay - Krasnaya Polyana" began, passing through the territory of the Caucasian Reserve. On it, with some physical effort, one could see all the beauties of the mountains of their native country: gorges, alpine plateaus, clear blue lakes, glaciers, waterfalls and impenetrable thickets of Caucasian forests (which, however, with the help of experienced guides, turned out to be quite passable).

In the 1990s, with the collapse of the Soviet Union, the infrastructure of Psebay, "sharpened" for the reception of large groups of unpretentious tourists who love nature and hiking, fell into disrepair, and at times a real war was waged around accommodation facilities in the style of that time. So, one of the most famous tourist centers of Psebay called "Voskhod" changed owners many times, and not always the change of leadership was in its favor. Nevertheless, Psebay himself, and the camp sites, and the inhabitants of the village survived the difficult 90s, and in the early 2000s, people's interest in outdoor activities slowly began to awaken, and there was also at least some desire of the authorities to restore the lost popularity of routes .

Actually, we learned about Psebay from the new booklets printed as part of the promotion of the Krasnodar Territory and its resorts. It became clear that there is a place to stay there - at the already mentioned Voskhod camp site, which even had its own website. So we packed up and went there - almost at random. Fortunately, at that time we were resting with relatives in the Krasnodar Territory itself, and it turned out to be easy to buy a ticket for a regular bus to Mostovsky.

Arriving at the camp site, we quickly settled down and, having become accustomed to the Spartan situation, went on reconnaissance to the forest located right outside the gate, for spring water. To say that we liked it there is an understatement. Perhaps it was just the delight of the first meeting with the mountains and wildlife (although truly wild nature did not begin at all in the village, but a few kilometers from it, at the foot of the mountains of the reserve).

The hostel turned out to be good in that it provided the services of experienced guides who showed tourists the mountains and took them to the most beautiful places, which were many within a radius of several tens of kilometers from Psebay. To many of them, guests of the camp site were first brought up by transport - army "goats" or all-terrain vans, because it was not possible to get there by an ordinary car, and then it was already necessary to go out and overcome the path on foot. In the summer, a few days in Psebay seemed so few to us that after a few months we decided to return there - to celebrate the New Year and spend a whole week of holidays there. With this, I end the background and digression about Psebay and focus on what to do there and what to see. And there really is something to see.

If you are an experienced tourist, then most likely you should not waste time on trifles, get ready and go through the mountains with guides right along the famous route "Psebay - Krasnaya Polyana" (5-7 days). This requires considerable physical preparation and attitude, but you will have unforgettable experiences from the series “only mountains can be better than mountains”. As the guides told us (rather harsh at first glance, but in their hearts they are real enthusiasts of their work and fans of the mountains) there are places along the route that even they, already accustomed to beauty, often dream at night. In the mountains, most likely, you will be able to see many animals, easily - even bears and bison, not to mention smaller ones. the inhabitants of the reserve.

If you come to Psebay just to breathe in the mountain air and take a break from the city, and are not in the mood to walk through the mountains with a heavy backpack for several days, then do not despair - in any case, you will be able to see a lot. Ready-made routes do not have a category of difficulty and are available to everyone, even the elderly.

Where to stay in Psebay

Sights of Psebay

Mount Shapka- one of the nearby attractions where tourists are taken. From the foot to the top, the path runs through a gloomy forest with giant trees and the same giant boulders. A breathtaking panorama of the mountain range of the Caucasus Range, Psebay and the Malaya Laba River, along which the village is located, opens up from Shapka. A real delight!

Nikitinsky waterfalls- are located in the mountains near the village of Nikitino, after which they got their name. Tourists are brought by transport to the village, from where the hiking route to the waterfalls starts. The road, however, without rises.

This is not yet Nikitinsky waterfalls, this is one of the cascades on the way to them

Kapustinsky waterfall more than 40 meters high, falling from a sheer cliff. The nearest village is Nikitino, where you can drive up by car, from where you can walk several kilometers uphill. This is a more tiring route, especially the last few steep tens of meters to the waterfall.

Gunkiny caves. Hiking route from the camp site "Voskhod", not very far and not very tiring.

Mostovskoy - thermal springs. In the village of Mostovsky, located 40 kilometers from Psebay (towards Labinsk), recreation centers with thermal springs are very popular. They say that since the moment we were there in the mid-2000s, the infrastructure for those wishing to have a cultural rest has improved significantly.

Kyzyl-bek waterfalls. It is, as the name implies, several waterfalls. You can go to them along a long route through the mountains (by car to the village of Salt, then walk several kilometers through the mountains along the bed of the Kyzyl-Bek River), or you can almost drive up to the largest of them (walk several hundred meters through the forest). In the warm season, many tourists, having reached this waterfall, often cannot resist the temptation to swim in small lakes-bowls at its foot.

On the way to the Kyzyl-bek waterfalls

This, of course, is not all routes and interesting natural places, but only the most popular, so to speak, "knurled".

What else can you do in Psebay?

The valley in which Psebay lies is a fairly well-known place for hang gliding in the south of Russia. The same village and the mountainous areas around it look bewitching when you circle above them on a hang glider. I didn’t fly myself, but I was shown videos of flights: unreal views and, of course, thrills. Try it if you are not afraid of heights (without the usual glass of an airplane) and the deafening noise of engines.

The village of Psebay is becoming more and more popular every year among tourists who prefer the so-called "Wild Vacation". Basically, people tend to get to these parts in order to fully enjoy the beauty of the surrounding nature. Moreover, there are quite enough places that deserve attention.

A bit of history

The settlement was created in 1857, but it became truly inhabited in 1862. During these years, families of Cossacks and soldiers began to come here. Psebay developed rather slowly. Rapid development began in 1888, when the cousin of Nicholas II, Sergei Romanov, moved here. He leased a huge amount of land. Ordered to build a church, a hunting lodge. They have survived to this day, are considered historical monuments and belong to the sights of the village.

In Soviet times, the route (on foot) to Krasnaya Polyana began here, through the Caucasian Reserve. Over time, it was abandoned, and only in the year 2000 it was not only renewed, but new routes were also planned. These places are especially popular with tourists who are fond of hang gliding, rafting, jeeping and so on.

Caves around Psebay

In the vicinity of the village of Psebay there are a lot of mountains, respectively, and caves. Many of them are included in tourist routes. Gunkiny caves are the most impressive in these parts. They are located in a beam with the same name, there are four of them in total. From the largest and most popular river flows. There are three halls in it, united by a narrow and low peculiar corridor. The first hall is the smallest, the second is slightly larger and the third is the largest. Its height is about 10 meters, and its width is from 12 to 25, with a length of 80 meters. While the first hall is only forty-five meters long, 20 wide and three high. The total duration of the Gunka caves is about one kilometer, but during the flood period, most of them simply cannot be reached.

Malaya Laba - river

The peculiarity of this river is always clean and cold water. The channel is fed by glaciers, thanks to which the water here is always ideal. All along the way, the Laba is “struggling”, up to the very point where it flows into the Bolshaya Laba. The river is stormy and is very popular with rafting fans. Almost throughout the village, the banks are steep and steep. And only outside it they become even. During floods, the river becomes dangerous. Spills begin, a very strong current. The river is very popular with tourists-fishermen. At the same time, fishing here cannot be called calm. You have to be a real professional to catch trout, which is available here in abundance, or chub.

These places are very popular in all seasons. The water temperature in them reaches a mark of 80 - 90 degrees. While in the baths it is 37 - 42. The water here is rich in minerals, for example: potassium, fluorine, calcium and others. Which most positively affects the problems of the musculoskeletal system, the respiratory tract. Water sources are also useful for people who succumb to severe stress, experiencing nervous exhaustion. At the same time, the healing effect persists for a sufficiently long period of time. People come here in any weather.

The mountain is strewn with giant trees, boulders. An incredibly beautiful place, from the top of which offers a stunning view of the village of Psebay, the Caucasus Range and the Laba River. A visit to Mount Shapka is included in most tourist routes and is the most popular place.

They are located not in Psebay itself, but in the mountains near the village of Nikitino, which is why they are called so. On the way to them, tourists enjoy the view of the cascades. The places here are very beautiful, the route to the Nikitinsky waterfalls themselves without steep climbs.

Another natural attraction of these places. The road to them is much more difficult than to Nikitinsky, but the view is more breathtaking. The approximate height is about 40 meters. The last few tens of meters in front of the waterfall are the most difficult. With steep climbs.

The route is quite difficult. First, by car, you need to drive to the village of Salt. Then walk for a few kilometers. The path runs along the Kyzyl-bek River, through the mountains. But by car you can get to the largest of these waterfalls, almost right next to it. A huge number of tourists cannot resist the temptation to plunge into the bowls of the lakes at the foot, created by these waterfalls.

The easiest way to get to the village of Psebay is by car. Public transport rarely runs here. Several transplants are required. The reviews of people who have already been here more than once will help you decide how to get to Psebay.

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