Trails

This path, with a length of about 24 km, for the most part runs along the coast of Lake Baikal. The route belongs to the medium category of difficulty. While hiking along the trail, a stunning view of the lake and the opposite shore opens.

The route, which is recommended to go at least 2 days in advance. The trail is very picturesque, but you need to be careful. Because of the loose coasts, some areas collapsed - you need to go down to the rocky beaches to get around them.

A small trail about 1.5 km long from Cape Malaya Kadilnaya to the Chapel Cave, a regional nature monument.

If you are accommodated in Bolshoy Goloustnoye, be sure to go to the Holy Mountain. Travel time from the village is approximately 1.5 hours one way. From the top there is a beautiful view of the delta of the Goloustnaya River and Lake Baikal.

The trail is located on the territory of the Baikal Reserve and makes it possible in a short time to go from the taiga foothills almost to the char of the Khamar-Daban ridge.

A picturesque trail that leads from the popular resting place Monakhovo to Zmeeva Bay, famous for its hot springs.

A difficult and steep trail, the reconstruction of which began in 2015. Now the climb requires a lot of effort and is recommended for trained tourists.

A trail on which you can get acquainted with all the beauties of northern Baikal. Once in these places there was a camp in the Gulag system, but now it is a popular place for tourists to relax.

The trail was built back in the 30s by prisoners of the camp in the Gulag system. Now the trail, less than 2 km long, was cleared by volunteers and turned into a route with picturesque views.

The trail runs along the coast through picturesque, but wild places. The route is intended for trained tourists. During the trip we recommend visiting Lake Frolikha

The trail on the territory of the Shelekhovsky forestry is notable for its bizarre cliffs. Skalniki Vityaz and Idol are the most popular and accessible to visit. This is a great weekend getaway.