TrailTrack routes

An equipped woodland passage allows close observation of the Upper Yauza Wetlands. Notice how vegetation changes along the wet boundary and compare your observations with the park’s interpretation.

See contemporary art beside a scientific town, from Malevich’s Code and the virus monument to unusual MatRex. A bicycle connects different quarters, while walking stops let you examine the works themselves. Concrete sculptures and buildings give this town outing its interest.

Crossing the Figurny Bridge and walking the arboretum alleys bring architectural and botanical Moscow into one journey. Each outing continues the wider circuit, gradually joining familiar districts into a larger story.

Explore two river parks in the same neighbourhood: the pine landscape of Sosenki and the Korshunikha valley. The outing introduces Kotlovka’s green spaces and helps you find places to return to for shorter walks.

Treat this 17.07 km point-to-point cycling route as a complete outing, paying attention to the terrain and changing surface underfoot. Gentle terrain: 77 m of total ascent over 17.07 km. Estimated moving time is about 1.6 hours; add time for pauses and navigation.

Make a prolonged outing with two different natural pauses: a short Lohin Island visit and a stop near Podushkino Spring. The updated woodland connection differs from the older western approach, with actual waters and the Odintsovo-11 archaeological place before the conclusion.

Connect Slyudyanka with an actual ascent of Chersky Peak, progressing from forest to the open summit. The peak is the reached destination of this variant.

See Pochtovy Pond and Ershovo’s Trinity Church, whose history combines wartime remembrance with the village’s recovery. The northern country portion adds distance and changing settlements. The idea suits experienced cyclists prepared to settle the road-side return beforehand; a shorter independent Ershovo outing provides another way to enjoy the church stop.

This 3.01 km point-to-point cycling route is shaped by its terrain, surface and pace rather than a single landmark. Rolling terrain: 42 m of total ascent over 3.01 km. Surface: sand plus natural ground. Estimated moving time is about 0.5 hours; add time for pauses and navigation.

The wooden figures show how carving can turn an ordinary woodland entrance into a place worth examining. The long loop combines this pause with an extended ride rather than ending at the first town exit.

Pause at Zapytaya Pond during a local run and discover the less obvious Samorodinka valley beside the RUDN university neighbourhood.

This 6.19 km circular walking route passes through terrain where shore or waterside sections are recorded on the route. Strong mountain relief: 727 m of total ascent over 6.19 km. Surface: improved surface. Estimated moving time is about 3.0 hours; add time for pauses and navigation.

See Chudesarium as it actually stands today, spend time beside the Nerskaya and finish at another railway platform. Choose this established outdoor direction for an independent day combining an unusual handmade landmark with a substantial woodland walk.

Give a winter outing to deciduous woodland, connecting northern bends and a broad southeastern turn. The two sections offer different movement patterns, while the shared entry remains your return and pause place. Choose this complete circuit to experience both sides of its ski paths.

Run through the town park and Triangular Wood, with time to pause at the Eternal Flame memorial beside the park entrance.

Recognise the 2017 version through three distinct Klubish encounters and the eastern continuation via the Yakhroma. Water locations reveal this old Sotnya’s individual character; build a present trip around a checked accessible section.

Shore or waterside sections are recorded on the route along this 37.02 km point-to-point walking route. Gentle terrain: 275 m of total ascent over 37.02 km. Allow at least 2 days and verify overnight and exit options independently.

This 37.38 km point-to-point walking route is shaped by its terrain, surface and pace rather than a single landmark. Gentle terrain: 246 m of total ascent over 37.38 km. Surface: sand plus natural ground. Allow at least 2 days and verify overnight and exit options independently.

Run from Katuar towards Iksha through the specific southern Klubish crossing. The direct woodland turn beyond the river distinguishes this version from the more westerly archived loop with another river approach.

This 3 km circular cross-country skiing route passes through terrain where shore or waterside sections are recorded on the route. Noticeable climbing: 75 m of total ascent over 3 km. Estimated moving time is about 0.7 hours; add time for pauses and navigation.

A local woodland circuit allows a focused ski outing with a return to the same place, without arranging collection from another settlement.

Follow the northern Semkhoz section, meet the Vorya along the western continuation and add a Khlyby-side out-and-back before the southern arc to Kalistovo. This version shows how a substantial ski day links different sides of the area between two halts on the Yaroslavsky direction.

Link Sima, the Setun River near Sharapovo and the Belozyorovo passage in one prolonged run returning towards Zvenigorod’s railway. The interest lies in a sequence of actual woodland waters and watercourses, rather than replacing this journey with Zvenigorod’s town embankment.

Combine woodland skiing with an actual encounter with the Petritsa on the northern side. This option provides more continuation between the trees than the neighbouring Green Circuit and returns to a familiar woodland area. Choose it for an independent winter outing with a small-river-valley pause.