On the Dautsky ridge, under the rocky peak of Ryndzhi-Age, lies a large tarn lake (2800 m). A path leads to it along the Kichkine-Kol valley. From the upper reaches of the valley it is possible to go to Mahar, on the river. Trekhozernaya and in the Dauta gorge.

M51. Uchkulan - r. Kichkine-Kol - lake. Ullu-Kol(2 days).

The Kichkine-Kol River flows into Uchkulan about 10 km from the village behind a large clearing (1550 m) after the second bridge (M48), where the power line crosses from the left bank to the right. The river is not visible from the clearing, the alluvial cone is overgrown with forest, and there is a gorge at the mouth step. The trail is found at the edge of the forest near the paddock under the overhanging rock of the slope. It rises in a shallow, steep serpentine path through a pine forest and gradually approaches the river. Kichkine-Kol. Further the trail follows the river. The dry placers and rocks at the top are occupied by pine, and birch and hazel grow near the water. Dark conifers are visible on the shaded opposite slope.

We cross a scree overgrown with raspberries, a strip of bushes with a clear stream and through the smoothed green ledges of an ancient moraine we exit, gaining from the river. Uchkulan is 600 m high, on a grassy terrace at the entrance to the valley. Here is the first cat. On the right bank of the calm river where the luggage leads, among the juniper bushes there is a convenient place to rest.

The rocky left bank trail runs at the base of alluvial fans and screes (in places lichen deposits give them a green color). Rare pine trees are scattered along the slope, but soon they too will disappear. Ahead you can already see the jagged ridge of one of the peaks of the upper circus. 2 km from the kosh we cross a wide red stream bed. Higher along it, in the neck of the valley on the left bank, is the source of Narzan. After another 2 km, in the hollow in front of the ledge of the old “sheep’s foreheads” there is a second kosh, flocks of sheep scattered along the grassy slopes.

A spacious meadow stretches above the step. A soft path leads to a new ledge, on top of which a lumpy stone field with small lakes opens up. Here we set up bivouac. The altitude is about 2600 m, from the Uchkulan valley it takes 5-7 hours to walk.

In the south, behind the river, on the scree you can see a path climbing to a wide saddle (in July with a strip of snow from the winter blowing) lane. Lower Ullu-Kol, with which you can go to the Mahar and Trekhozernaya rivers. (Descent to Trekhozernaya, to the kosh (M64), along sheep trails with a traverse of the grassy-talus slope of the Mahar gorge.) Lake Ullu-Kol lies on the terrace above the “sheep’s foreheads” in the west. The path rises along the left bank of the stream near the waterfall. The lake bowl is surrounded by screes; in the northwestern corner of the circus rises the rock tower of Ryndzhi-Age (3730 m). Snowfields fall to the shores, and it is all the more surprising to see the shadows of large trout in the clear water. There are places to stay overnight on the northern shore.

M52. Through the lane Locomotive(3300 m, 1B) c Dauta Gorge(1 day).

From the terrace 2600 m (M51) in the north, above the grassy-talus slope with a stream, the entrance to the talus cirque is visible. It is sandwiched between the short rocky spur of Ryndzhi-Age and the beginning of a smooth ridge, which in its further course forms the left ridge of the Kichkine-Kol gorge. It is easy to climb to the circus along the stream.

The bottom is a hollow stretched from east to west, littered with moraines and screes. It leads to two weakly defined saddles. One, above the disappearing glacier on the left, is a platform on the shoulder of the mentioned Ryndzhi-Age spur at the place of its junction with the Da-utsky ridge (the peak is moved away from the ridge slightly to the west); From there a magnificent panorama of the peaks of the GKH and northern branches unfolds. Another scree saddle leads to Daut.

From the pass in the west part of the ridge is visible. Kyshka-Dzher, in which the truncated pyramid of Garaly-Kol-Bashi with a snow field at the top stands out. In the foreground are the rocky bastions of Rynji-Age, surrounded by hanging glaciers. Below you can see a moraine field with a lake at the far end, to the right there is a meadow near a green hillock (the Dzhuguturlyu-Chat tract) and you can guess the cliff into the Dauta valley.

You can get to the moraines along the scree from the northern edge of the pass ridge in front of the top, composed of columnar blocks. In other places, closer to Ryndzhi-Aga, the ridge ends with rocks. On moraines we stick to the right side. Here, far from the ice, they have already begun to be anchored by grass. So we descend to the small pasture of Dzhuguturlyu-Chat, to the beginning of the trail (in a ravine behind a green mane to the right of the stream, 2500 m), which descends steeply through the forest 300 m into the valley. The path is rarely used, the shelf where the cones linger is barely noticeable on the slope.

Having crossed the channels of the stream, we move up the Daut about 0.7 km to a bridge near the kosh at the border of the forest on the left bank and find ourselves on a rough path.

M53. From the lake Ullu-Kol on the river. Three-grain (1 day).

Through a branch of the Dautsky ridge, separating the lake. Ullu-Kol from the valley of the river. Trekhozernaya, there are several easy passes.

Dyryavy Pass(3200 m, 1B) is located at the very beginning of the branch, above a small glacier at the top of the lake cirque. The ascent to this corner passes through moraine piles, among which two lakes are hidden. From the glacier to the rocky ridge of the pass, which opened in the south, a snowfield rises (about 100 m, at the top up to 30°). The pass point is located several tens of meters to the left of the through hole in the rocks. The descent goes along destroyed rocks with shelves (about 150 m) to a glacier visible in the southwest. The further path coincides with the route through the lane. Iskrovtsev (M64).

Slope lane Zap. Ullu-Kol(3100 m, 1 B) falls to the shore of the lake. Ullu-Kol. At the bottom there is scree (snowfield), at the top there are destroyed rocks (less than 100 m). The descent from the saddle along the scree leads to a lake in the valley of the left source of the river. Three-grain (M64).

Gentle screes (in early summer under snow) lead from the lake. Ullu-Kol to the wide window lane East (Upper) Ullu-Kol(3050 m, 1 A). The descent from it in the other direction goes through scree and snowfields, past a lake, then along grassy slopes with sheep paths. The paths converge towards the kosh near the river. Trekhozernaya, at the border of the forest.

Hike to the Ullu-Kel lakes and the Trekhozernaya river

During the hike you will visit several magnificent mountain lakes, panoramic points, drink from Narzan springs, and cross mountain rivers.

Overnight in a tent, everything you need in your backpack.

Group meeting place and time

Bus station of the city of Karachaevsk. Karachay-Cherkessia.

You must be at the meeting place at 9.00 Moscow time.

From the Karachaevsk bus station we move in an organized manner to the starting point, in the village of Uchkulan, Karachaevsky district, Karachay-Cherkessia. 50 km.

For participants who do not have personal transport, transportation to the starting point will be organized. Not included in the price. Approximately 300 rubles. per person.

It is better to inform the trek coordinator in advance about the routes to the starting point and meeting point.

How to get to the meeting point without personal transport?

Place and time of start and finish

The village of Uchkulan. Karachaevsky district, Karachay-Cherkessia.

You must be at the start site at 10.00 Moscow time.

We will be at the finish site at 18.00 Moscow time.

You can leave your car in a guarded parking lot in the village.

Route

Uchkulan - transfer to the mouth of the Kichkinekol River - lower lake - radially lake Ullu-Kel, two upper lakes - Ullu-Kel pass Lower - Long Ossy pass - southern lake of the Trekhozernaya river - radially two lakes to the north and two upper lakes - descent to the camp site Forest clearing at the confluence of the Mahar and Gondarai rivers - transfer to Uchkulan.

Depending on the weather, the condition of the group, and the health of the participants, the instructor may make changes to the route and plan by day.

Plan by day

1 day.

In the morning we meet in Karachaevsk. Then we move to Uchkulan. We leave our personal transport and go to the bridge over the Uchkulan River. Ahead lies a fairly steep climb along the Kichkinekol River through the forest and then along the alpine to the lower lake.

Day 2.

Radial access to Lake Ullu-Kel and two upper lakes. Maximum program for this day: climb to the top of Ullu-Kel Bashi Home (3350 m.) through the Dyryavy pass ( 3270 m.)

Day 3.

Through the Ullu-Kel Nizhny pass and the Long Scree pass we go to the nearest lake of the Trekhozernaya River, where we set up camp.

Day 4

Radial exits to two more lakes of the Trekhozernaya River and to two upper lakes.

Day 5

Descent to the camp site Forest clearing at the confluence of the Mahar and Gondarai rivers along the bed of the Trekhozernaya River through the Narzans. You can stop at other narzans on the way home by car.

1. Passport.
2. Compulsory health insurance policy.
3. Backpack. Men's 80-140 liters, women's 60-100 liters. A large backpack can be compressed if it is not completely filled, but a small one cannot be stretched. Rain cover for backpack.
4. Sleeping bag. Comfort temperature from +2 to -5 degrees, preferably with synthetic filler. You can use down, but it dries worse when wet.
5. Mat (karemat), minimum thickness 8 mm. Better than 12 mm. You can have 2 x 6 mm.
6. A wind-resistant tent, preferably with a skirt or a place in such a tent.
7. Raincoat with hood. As a last resort, a poncho with a hood.
8. A demi-season jacket or a light down jacket with a hood, ideally a membrane jacket with a skirt at the waist and cuffs on the sleeves, preferably in a size that allows you to wear it over your main clothes.
9. A windbreaker or windbreaker with a hood, ideally a membrane one with a skirt and cuffs on the sleeves. With a water resistance of 10,000 mm or more, a raincoat or poncho with a hood is not needed (No. 7).
10. Special attention! Tried, worn, closed trekking boots, ideally mountain boots.
11. Tested, worn-in, summer trekking sneakers or sandals are used as spare and bivouac shoes. Can be replaced with galoshes without warm inserts (do not dry them) made of polyurethane foam, also called “EVA”.
12. Shorts and two pants: light trekking pants made of microfiber, preferably without lining, with a size that allows them to be worn over thermal underwear and windproof trousers, ideally self-resetting membranes, with a size that allows them to be worn over the first pants and thermal underwear.
13. Thermal underwear "for movement", 1 pants and 2 sweaters. You can get away with one jacket. 2 synthetic T-shirts.
14. Two pairs of high-quality trekking socks, 2 pairs of regular socks, one of them insulated. Set of change of underwear, swimming trunks (swimsuit).
15. Cap or hat.
16. Hat, fleece or polartec.
17. Two fleece or lycra gloves.
18. Fleece or polartec suit (pants and sweater). You can only have a sweater.
19. Headlamp with 1 spare battery.
20. Sunglasses in a hard case, with an ultraviolet protection factor of at least 3. You can use a ski mask with the same ultraviolet protection.
21. Sunscreen with a protection factor of at least 50.
22. Hygienic lipstick.
23. Hygiene products: soap, if shampoo, then a sample (1 for two), toothpaste in the smallest package (1 for two) and a brush, toilet paper, a towel (not large), wet wipes 1 pack (about 10 pieces)
24. CLMN. Mug, spoon, bowl, knife. Of course, the lighter the better.
25. Thermos. Based on 500-800 ml per person. Better one and a half liters for two than two 750 grams each.
26. Bottle for water. Better plastic, liter.
27. Seat (preferably).
28. Trekking poles (preferably).
29. Flashlights, leg gaiters to prevent snow and dirt from getting into your shoes (preferably).

CHV on the rise

CHH on the descent

Path (km by GPS)

Dot

Latitude

Longitude

Height(m)

date

lane Ullu-Kol East.

18.07.2013 13:40

18.07.2013 16:56

Mineral springs

t/b Globe

18.07.2013 22:17

Weather:

Time

T, °C

Cloudiness

Precipitation

Wind speed (m/s)

Visibility. Notes.

Dissipating fog

Light fog -> visibility 500-1000 m We reached the pass, the weather was changing quickly. Visibility 200 m. Descent along the ridge, you can’t look around. Sometimes you can see the river below. Towards evening the rain stops, but the fog still hides the mountains.

Rain clouds, fog

Drizzling rain, heavy in places

Mainly cloudy

No precipitation

Location: from northwest to southeast, connects Lake Ullu-Kel (Kichkinekol Ullukelsky River) with the watersheds of the Trekhozernaya rivers (the left tributary of the Nahar River).

Determining side: northwestern

Character: snow-rock-talus

Saddle of the pass: cable. ridge, a few meters below the saddle, on the northwest side there is a snowfield.

Description:

Get up 5:30-6:00. Leave at 7:50. The path to the pass is blocked by a lake. You need to go around it from the east (to the left as you go). (Fig. 3.11) A stream flowing from the lake, we jump over the stones with a gymnastic belay (Fig. 4.2), and then there is a path almost along the water itself (Fig. 4.3), along which we reach the ridge at 8:23 (Fig. 4.4).

You can also go around the lake from the west, but this path is longer and more labor-intensive, because you will have to constantly jump over moraine ramparts, which are not visible from the overnight stay. (Fig. 3.11)

Excerpt from the report of Zelentsova E.V. 2010 (Description of bypassing the lake from the west):

“We leave at 7:35. Approaching the pass, we go around Lake Ullu-Kol from the west. Along the trail, in 7-10 minutes we reach the camp for the night at the far (western) edge of the lake and continue walking in the same direction, first along the trail, then along the path marked with tours. We descend from the grassy terrace running over the water, closer to the shore, traverse the scree slope and approach the western end of the lake (20 minutes from the camp). To get from here to the foot of the pass takeoff, you can go in two ways: 1) continuing to go around the lake, turn left, climb a scree slope with a steepness of up to 25?, go to an area with large stones and pass it, periodically using free climbing 2) climb up from the lake along a snowy couloir, steep up to 20?, continuing to head west. At the top, go out onto the moraine and, following it in the same direction, go down to the snow terrace from a small scree slope (the place of descent is marked by a large tour). Coming out onto the terrace, turn left along the way and, arcing around the area of ​​large stones in the snowfields (practically passing by the Ullu-Kol Western pass), approach the moraine ridge leading under the pass (photo 59 ). The path passes mainly through horizontal snowfields, occasionally crossing small talus ridges (35 minutes from the rest stop at the western end of the lake). The group, having divided, went both ways: the group led by Lyosha Chablis - the first, the group led by Ekaterina Zelentsova - the second. Approaching the shaft, we climb up to it along a scree slope with a steepness of up to 20? (photo 60 ).»

We rest and after 23 minutes we reach the first snowfield. (Fig. 4.5)

The snow is quite hard. You need to make an effort to make steps in it with your boot. We divide into 2 groups of 8 people, put on harnesses and helmets, take ice axes and at 9:20 we all together begin to climb the snowy slope in a zigzag, knocking out steps. Approaching the rocks, the steepness of the slope increases to 30 0, the firn becomes even tougher, and it is difficult and unsafe to climb the steps further. Both groups make their own stations on two ice axes and throw off their backpacks. Further to the pass there are three possible paths: (Fig. 4.6 and Fig. 4.7 show our paths)

1) On the rocks. This is how half of our group moved under the leadership of Mikhail Dyachenko. The first rope along the firn to the rocks and another one along the rocks to the flattening, which is not visible from below. The main drawback is the unpleasant broken rocks. It's even a cross between scree and rocks. It is difficult to find normal support for the points. Rock hazard.

2) Along the snow bridge. This is how the second half of our group moved. This is the easiest way. One rope. The difficulty is passing the jumper itself. The rocks are wet and slippery. It is impossible to walk cleanly in the snow. At the top, almost immediately after the bend, there is a small rocky ledge near the ground on which you can throw a loop and secure the rope. The leader moves without a backpack, the rest with backpacks along the railings with a self-belaying jumar. I don’t recommend moving with a Prusik, it will be uncomfortable on the rocks. While we are waiting for the participants to climb the railing, we hang another rope from the same ledge, but drop it a little to the west. Thus, she bypasses the rock stile and the snow leader returns to the backpack without occupying the lifting railing. This new rope is not suitable for climbing with a backpack, because... in the upper part you will have to go through a 3-4 meter wall of dense firn, with a rope cutting into it at the bend. Therefore, after lowering the leader, we pull the rope back up.

3) The third path goes to the right along the way. You can go around the snow cornice from the west. The main disadvantage here is being under the eaves. In 2010, part of the cornice collapsed while I was there. On the other hand, this is probably the most gradual ascent. Therefore, if the group is wearing crampons, there is no rain or snow, and the sun is not shining on the pass, you can quickly run up it along this path. The description can be found in the Sochina 2013 report.

So, at 11:50 the group is in full force at the pass. (point Ullu-Kol lane eastern) We have time to take a couple of photos (Fig. 4.8 and Fig. 4.9).

The weather quickly deteriorates, fog blocks the descent route. At 12:05 we begin our descent along a grassy ridge going southeast and then east. (it can be seen in the relief picture in the table describing the pass). After 10 minutes in the fog it becomes completely unclear where to go. We wait a little. We manage to see the cat at the bottom right along the way. This is a very good landmark for us to go there. We continue walking along the ridge; a lake is visible on the left under the ridge. Along one of the paths we leave the ridge towards the kosh. (Fig. 4.10)

We collect water from one of the streams and rest. At 13:50 we continue moving, dividing into two groups. The first one is carried down to the river. Nahar is preparing lunch. The second descends much more slowly. Igor's knees hurt a lot on the descent. Sasha is constantly trying to twist her ankle. The descent path begins immediately after the kosh. Watch out, dogs! At 14:50 the first group went down to the river, and 30 minutes later the second group arrived. (Lunch point No. 4) We have lunch and sleep a little on our backpacks, waiting out the rain. During lunch, border guards come up, take a quick look at the documents and say that they will check them when we pass their outpost 300m down the road. It can be seen from our lunch spot. At 17:15 we leave the lunch place, walk along the road, it takes 20 minutes to check documents, and at 18:10 we arrive at the mineral springs (Mineral Springs point). To get to the springs, you need to cross the river over a bridge. (Fig. 4.11)

We tasted three different flavors! There is not only standard mineral water with a rusty taste and an unpleasant odor, but also simply carbonated, pleasant odorless mineral water. From the springs we reach the camp site in 35 minutes. (Fig. 4.12) Hello Khichins and Banya! (sauna – 100 RUR/person)

Equipment used:

· Individual safety systems

· Ice axes

· Zhumars (one for two participants)

· 3 main ropes (one was hung over the rocks, the second - through the snow jumper, the third was used to lower the leader behind the backpack)

The eastern Ullu-Kol pass does not correspond to category 1A*, which has already been repeatedly mentioned in the reports of other groups. To climb the defining side without crampons, insurance is required. Passing the pass is recommended for hikes of 2-3 k.s. or 1 k.s. with good technical preparation of the group. The pass is clearly one-way. The western side is a beautiful snowfield, quite steep in the upper part. The eastern side is a path along gentle grassy slopes.

To travel along the tourist routes of this region, all tourists need pass to the border zone.
For Russian citizens The pass is issued within 15 working days (22 calendar days).
For citizens of foreign countries(Ukraine, Belarus) the pass is issued within 30 working days (43 calendar days). After submitting an application to participate in the hike, we request passport information from each tourist to issue a pass.

Route thread: Nevinnomyssk - Uchkulan village - confluence of the Kichkinekol and Ukchulan rivers - shepherd's kosh. lower Ullu-Kol lakes - Gitche-Kol - Ullu-Kol. Lower Ullu-Kol pass (n/k, 2900 m) - valley of the Trekhozernaya River. Trekhozerye (light). tourist center "Globus". hanging valley of the Northern Jalpakol river. Jalpakol lakes. confluence of the South and North Jalpakol rivers. tourist center "Globus" - Nevinnomyssk.

Day 1

The city of Nevinnomyssk - the village of Uchkulan - the confluence of the Kichkinekol and Ukchulan rivers - a shepherd's kosh.
06:00 (Moscow time) - group gathering at the Nevinnomyssk railway station (near the main entrance from the city). Directions to Nevinnomyssk. Transfer by minibus to the village of Uchkulan (4.5 hours).

We hasten to please you: our route is good because there is no need to carry food with you for all days of the hike. Today we take with us only food for the next five days (weighing about 4.5 kg).
The walking part of our hike begins at the confluence of the Kichkinekol and Ukchulan rivers. We put on our backpacks and hit the road! The path winds through a coniferous forest, with the river roaring very close by. And on the horizon it flaunts Gondarai massif and snow-white peaks of the Main Caucasus Range. We will stop for the night near a shepherd's shed.
The active part of the route: 3.1 km, elevation difference 1580-2120 m, route duration 3-4 hours.

Day 2

Lower Ullu-Kol lakes - Gitche-Kol - Ullu-Kol.
Today we have VERY lake day! We rise to the upper reaches of the Kichkinekol River and find ourselves in a real country of lakes. The lower lakes are small in size. Like bright, multi-colored drops they are scattered throughout the valley.
Today we will set up our camp near lakes Gitsche-Kol. From here we take an easy walk to Lake Ullu-Kol, whose name translates as “Big Lake”. Ullu-Kol is one of the largest and most beautiful lakes in the Gwandra region. Lake length - 650 meters, can you imagine?! :)))
A huge, calm, piercing blue lake. Modest daisies and bright, pink knotweed decorate its shores. We relax near the lake and enjoy the beauty!
The active part of the route: 4.5 km, elevation difference 2120-2650 m, route duration 5 hours.
Traveling lightly to Lake Ullu-Kol: 2.8 km, elevation difference 2650-2830 m.

Day 3

Lower Ullu-Kol pass (n/k, 2900 m) - valley of the Trekhozernaya River.
In the morning we pack up the camp and climb to the Lower Ullu-Kol pass. From here completely new views open up: the array Kurso, Aktur, Nahar and the upper reaches of the Jalpakola valley are clearly visible, where we will go in a few days.
Go ahead! Ahead of us Valley of the Trekhozernaya River. There are three large, very picturesque lakes here. Nature gave these lakes stunning blue, azure and emerald colors. All lakes lie on the same straight line, at equal distances from each other, and give rise to three branches of the Trekhozernaya River.
We will set up our camp on the shore of one of the lakes.
The active part of the route: 4.7 km, elevation difference 2650-3090-2920 m, route duration 6-7 hours.

Day 4

Walking lightly along the lakes of the Trekhozernaya River.
Today you should wake up early and admire the sunrise in these places! In the morning, the sun rises smoothly and paints the tops of the mountains pink, which is replaced by golden light. Beauty! ;))
After breakfast we take a light walk around picturesque Three Lakes. In July, the landscape near the lakes is decorated blooming rhododendrons, and in August you can find here blueberries and lingonberries. Although this area is called Trekhozerye, in fact it is located here as many as five lakes!
The active part of the route: 4.8 km, elevation difference 2920-3150 m, route duration 4-5 hours.

Day 5

Trekhozerye - Globus tourist center.
In the morning we descend from the mountains into the green valley of the Mahar River. On the way we stop at Mahar Narzans. It's running out of the ground here ice mineral water! Makharan Narzans are one of the largest mineral springs in these places.
We try Narzan and move on to the Globus camp site. The camp site is located in a wonderful location. There are coniferous forests, mountains and a clean river very close by. There is a bathhouse on the territory of the camp site, and local housewives cook wonderful khichins with potatoes, cheese and meat :)) We'll definitely try them!
The active part of the route: 8.4 km, elevation difference 2920-1720 m, travel duration 5-6 hours.

Day 6

Hanging valley of the Northern Dzhalpakol river.
From the pass above Lake Ullu-Kol we have already seen from afar Jalpakola valley. It's time to get to know these places better!
In the morning we pack up camp and leave the Globus camp site. We walk along the Gondarai River and then climb up the valley of the Jalpakol River. Coniferous forests are gradually disappearing, and a green valley with alpine cows)).
We choose a convenient place and stop for the night.
The active part of the route: 9.3 km, elevation difference 1720-2310 m, duration of the transition 6 hours.

Day 7

Jalpakol lakes.
Today we climb a little more - and we are at our goal. Before us is a whole a group of colorful Jalpakol lakes! After setting up camp, we walk lightly around the lakes, swim and enjoy the beauty. If the weather allows us, we will rise higher, to the MAO pass, or to observation peak Cherenkol.
The active part of the route: 4.2 km, elevation difference 2310-3110 m, travel duration 5-6 hours.

Day 8

Confluence of the South and North Jalpakol rivers.
We go down to the confluence of the South and North Jalpakol rivers.
During the entire hike we cook with gas. And here, in the Jalpakola valley, you can already find some firewood and make a pleasant, farewell bonfire.
The active part of the route: 4.2 km, elevation difference 3110-2310 m, travel duration 5 hours.

Day 9

Tourist base "Globus" - Nevinnomyssk.
Early in the morning we gather camp and go down the valley of the Jalpakol River. The walking part of our route ends near the Globus tourist center. At the camp site one more time Let's try local Khichin :))
The active part of the route: 9.3 km, elevation difference 2310-1720 m, travel duration 5 hours.

Transfer to Nevinnomyssk (4.5 hours).
21:00 - arrival at the Nevinnomyssk railway station, departure home.

Depending on weather conditions, physical condition of participants and other factors, the route of the hike may be changed.