TrailTrack routes

The lower section offers a gradual start before woodland gives way to more open terrain. The character of the area is especially clear in wooded lower slopes, mountain meadows and rocky ground. The main line of the experience is formed by Peak Liubvi, Tunka Valley and Eastern Sayan. They are spaced through the journey so that the area reveals itself gradually.

The lower section offers a gradual start before woodland gives way to more open terrain. The combination of wooded lower slopes, mountain meadows and rocky ground gives the journey its variety. The main line of the experience is formed by Tunka Valley, Na Arshan, Eastern Sayan and Na Arshan po iuzhnomu grebniu. They are spaced through the journey so that the area reveals itself gradually.

Most of the route stays under tree cover, with clearings and old tracks regularly opening the view. Along the way, mixed woodland, old forest tracks and small clearings are revealed one section at a time. Named places along the way include Na Peshchery ot Khakus and Na Peshchery. Together they give the walk a clear sequence and make the area easier to remember.

The lower section offers a gradual start before woodland gives way to more open terrain. The combination of wooded lower slopes, mountain meadows and rocky ground gives the journey its variety. The main landmarks are Chersky Peak, Lake Baikal and To Margasanskoi Sopke. Each deserves a short pause for both the details and the wider setting.

The lower section offers a gradual start before woodland gives way to more open terrain. The setting is shaped by a combination of wooded lower slopes, mountain meadows and rocky ground. The route passes Tunka Valley, Chertolen-Gorkhon and Eastern Sayan. Together they turn the walk into a coherent introduction to the area rather than a simple transfer.

The lower section offers a gradual start before woodland gives way to more open terrain. An unhurried pace leaves time to notice wooded lower slopes, mountain meadows and rocky ground rather than focusing only on the finish. The route passes Dolinu Vulkanov, Radialki and Buda-Khanda. Together they turn the walk into a coherent introduction to the area rather than a simple transfer.

The lower section offers a gradual start before woodland gives way to more open terrain. Even the connecting sections remain engaging because of wooded lower slopes, mountain meadows and rocky ground. Named places along the way include Peak Liubvi, Tunka Valley and Eastern Sayan. Together they give the walk a clear sequence and make the area easier to remember.

Woodland offers shelter from the wind, while open sections add space to the winter journey. The combination of snow-covered tracks, sheltered woodland and open clearings gives the journey its variety. The most distinctive places are Kitoy, Per. Obzornyy, Shumak and Lyzhnogo pokhoda Khubuty. It is worth allowing time for a brief stop at each one.

The lower section offers a gradual start before woodland gives way to more open terrain. Even the connecting sections remain engaging because of wooded lower slopes, mountain meadows and rocky ground. The main landmarks are Ul.Gabanova, Oz.Artem'eva and Ul.Gabanova do oz.Artem'eva. Each deserves a short pause for both the details and the wider setting.

The lower section offers a gradual start before woodland gives way to more open terrain. The combination of wooded lower slopes, mountain meadows and rocky ground gives the journey its variety. Named places along the way include Peak Obzornaia i obratno. Together they give the walk a clear sequence and make the area easier to remember.

The lower section offers a gradual start before woodland gives way to more open terrain. Even the connecting sections remain engaging because of wooded lower slopes, mountain meadows and rocky ground. Particular attention should be given to Peak Liubvi, Pika Arshan, Tropy na Peak Liubvi and Pika Arshan do tropy na Peak Liubvi. These are the places that give the route its recognisable character.

The lower section offers a gradual start before woodland gives way to more open terrain. Along the way, wooded lower slopes, mountain meadows and rocky ground are revealed one section at a time. The main landmarks are Tunka Valley, Zangisanskomu and Eastern Sayan. Each deserves a short pause for both the details and the wider setting.

The lower section offers a gradual start before woodland gives way to more open terrain. Along the way, wooded lower slopes, mountain meadows and rocky ground are revealed one section at a time. The route passes Tunka Valley, Barom-Gola, Arkhat and Eastern Sayan. Together they turn the walk into a coherent introduction to the area rather than a simple transfer.

The lower section offers a gradual start before woodland gives way to more open terrain. The character of the area is especially clear in wooded lower slopes, mountain meadows and rocky ground. Particular attention should be given to Peak Meadow, Peak Poliana - per. Obrucheva - r. Barun-Selenginka - oz. Sobol, Mamai and Oz. Sobolinoe. These are the places that give the route its recognisable character.

The lower section offers a gradual start before woodland gives way to more open terrain. The character of the area is especially clear in wooded lower slopes, mountain meadows and rocky ground. Particular attention should be given to Peshki na Kharamurin avg. These are the places that give the route its recognisable character.

The lower section offers a gradual start before woodland gives way to more open terrain. The combination of wooded lower slopes, mountain meadows and rocky ground gives the journey its variety. The most distinctive places are Tunka Valley, Arshan-Shumak and Eastern Sayan. It is worth allowing time for a brief stop at each one.

The lower section offers a gradual start before woodland gives way to more open terrain. An unhurried pace leaves time to notice wooded lower slopes, mountain meadows and rocky ground rather than focusing only on the finish. Named places along the way include Tunka Valley, Levoi Kyngarge and Eastern Sayan. Together they give the walk a clear sequence and make the area easier to remember.

The lower section offers a gradual start before woodland gives way to more open terrain. Along the way, wooded lower slopes, mountain meadows and rocky ground are revealed one section at a time. The most distinctive places are Vykhoda po Bironu. It is worth allowing time for a brief stop at each one.

The lower section offers a gradual start before woodland gives way to more open terrain. The combination of wooded lower slopes, mountain meadows and rocky ground gives the journey its variety. The most distinctive places are Tunka Valley, To Bronenostsu and Eastern Sayan. It is worth allowing time for a brief stop at each one.

The lower section offers a gradual start before woodland gives way to more open terrain. Along the way, wooded lower slopes, mountain meadows and rocky ground are revealed one section at a time. The main line of the experience is formed by Tunka Valley, Tunki and Eastern Sayan. They are spaced through the journey so that the area reveals itself gradually.

The lower section offers a gradual start before woodland gives way to more open terrain. Along the way, wooded lower slopes, mountain meadows and rocky ground are revealed one section at a time. Named places along the way include Tunka Valley, Pokhoda, Bol'shoi Saian and Eastern Sayan. Together they give the walk a clear sequence and make the area easier to remember.

The approach to the water unfolds gradually, moving from sheltered paths to open shoreline. The setting is shaped by a combination of woodland paths, open shores and quiet waterside sections. Named places along the way include Peshei. Together they give the walk a clear sequence and make the area easier to remember.

Maintained sections make it easier to notice the natural features of the area in detail. The combination of maintained paths, natural observation areas and interpretive stops gives the journey its variety. The main landmarks are Tunka Valley, Shumak and Eastern Sayan. Each deserves a short pause for both the details and the wider setting.

The lower section offers a gradual start before woodland gives way to more open terrain. The combination of wooded lower slopes, mountain meadows and rocky ground gives the journey its variety. Named places along the way include Tunka Valley, Ulan-Gol and Eastern Sayan. Together they give the walk a clear sequence and make the area easier to remember.