TrailTrack routes

Expect shore or waterside sections are recorded on the route on this 2.89 km point-to-point walking route. Rolling terrain: 26 m of total ascent over 2.89 km. Estimated moving time is about 1.0 hours; add time for pauses and navigation.

For lakes reached across two different pass sides. Fedyushkina’s source lake follows Egyptian Pass, while upper Belokopytka presents another mountain water landscape beyond Trudny. The ridge section reveals the lake area from above before exchanging it for Kyngarga woodland. This is a varied mountain outing for a group prepared to establish its difficult connections independently.

Climb from Khuray-Khobok’s woodland edge to a real mountain lake and pause on its shore. The lower forest and rocky upper setting provide a distinct landscape change.

This 16.07 km point-to-point walking route passes through terrain where mapped viewpoints occur along the way. Noticeable climbing: 497 m of total ascent over 16.07 km. Estimated moving time is about 5.5 hours; add time for pauses and navigation.

Mapped viewpoints occur along the way along this 8.94 km point-to-point walking route. Noticeable climbing: 346 m of total ascent over 8.94 km. Estimated moving time is about 3.2 hours; add time for pauses and navigation.

This 140.48 km point-to-point walking route passes through terrain where mapped viewpoints occur along the way. Strong mountain relief: 9036 m of total ascent over 140.48 km. Allow at least 9 days and verify overnight and exit options independently.

To discover neighbouring valleys of the Kitoy Mountains and their mountain connection. Sagan-Sair-Daban, Arlyk-Gol and Samarta form three distinct landmarks: an open beginning, riverside middle and another valley-side finish. The variant suits a group willing to prepare real approaches and passage first, then observe the mountains at its own measured pace.

The recorded line is a 7.62 km point-to-point walking route, with mapped viewpoints occur along the way. Strong mountain relief: 918 m of total ascent over 7.62 km. Estimated moving time is about 3.8 hours; add time for pauses and navigation.

For the combination of Malaya Kadilnaya’s narrow valley, the cliff-side passage at Chayachy, Skriper’s viewing point and quieter valleys near Bolshiye Koty. The route offers Baikal both beside stony shoreline and from above. These sights remain worthwhile on a separately permitted stage if the present rocky ending towards Listvyanka cannot be completed.

Connect several actual summits and a pass in one ridge journey, finishing through a river valley. Mountain views change with the ridge’s direction and the descent towards Baikal.

Combine Chersky’s upper ridge with an actual visit to Heart Lake’s shore. Travelling between the open mountain and enclosed lake basin provides two distinct natural experiences.

This 7.82 km point-to-point walking route passes through terrain where mapped viewpoints occur along the way. Strong mountain relief: 1753 m of total ascent over 7.82 km. Estimated moving time is about 5.2 hours; add time for pauses and navigation.

See the Left Shumak valley change from terraces by the springs through wooded river country to the waterfall side and open pass landscape. The Ekhe-Ger descent reveals another side of the Tunkinsky mountains. A separately planned local walk leaves time for the spring area without forcing it into a demanding crossing day.

See Kutkhiny Baty from a checked viewpoint, explore the Ozyornaya river valley and encounter the scientific side of its spawning ecosystem. Separate road arrangements let you choose how to reach the most interesting walking section.

For a mountain first seen from below that reveals a different perspective on the river valley. Obzornaya’s ascent and cirque return change woodland into an open ridge and mountain hollow. The reward is observing mountain and valley shapes in suitable weather while reserving strength for the return.

This 42.48 km point-to-point walking route passes through terrain where mapped viewpoints occur along the way. Strong mountain relief: 1869 m of total ascent over 42.48 km. Allow at least 3 days and verify overnight and exit options independently.

To cross from Olkhon’s western side to open Baikal near Uzury and compare their character. Peschanaya and Nyurganskaya Bay offer sandy shore and changing woodland; on the eastern side, the bay between rocky slopes provides the destination. This is an independent island crossing for walkers arranging their own overnight places and return.

View Vysokogornoye from above and follow Serebryanka towards Charuyushchy, a waterfall completing a long change of mountain and woodland scenery. The Osinovka branch introduces another side of the same massif when selected as a separate outing.

Combine Polyana, Obruchev’s summit and Grokhotun in one prepared expedition. Above, the route opens different mountain sides of Khamar-Daban; return changes to river-side taiga. Its variety becomes especially clear beyond Baikal Pass as ridges give way to Gramotukha.

Reach Shumak through successive mountain valleys and see how the Kyngarga, Fedyushkina River and Kitoy shape the journey. This approach suits walkers who value travelling through the mountains as much as time spent at their destination.

Expect mapped viewpoints occur along the way on this 1.27 km point-to-point walking route. Rolling terrain: 18 m of total ascent over 1.27 km. Estimated moving time is about 0.6 hours; add time for pauses and navigation.

The recorded line is a 30.8 km point-to-point walking route, with mapped viewpoints occur along the way. Rolling terrain: 320 m of total ascent over 30.8 km. Allow at least 2 days and verify overnight and exit options independently.

Combine Arshan’s park landmarks with a sustained mountain ascent. The old larch, a viewpoint on the path and Peak of Love provide distinct places to pause as the village falls away below.

Travel from the Slyudyanka valley across a named pass to Bosan, then change sides of the mountain massif. It is a sustained journey with a summit destination and an independent northwestern exit.