TrailTrack routes

Combine Politekhnik’s sporting circuit with a short Potapovy Luzhki woodland branch. This variant changes from urban sporting surroundings to a woodland path before returning to the same departure.

The outing combines everyday Mytishchi with the neighbouring forest. Yauza Palace of Culture provides an urban stopping point, while returning to the same station leaves the rest of the day for woodland roads.

Combine a short inland Mallorca ride with an introduction to its pottery heritage. Dismount in Pòrtol and give the village some time before continuing to the northern finish. To see a craftsperson at work, contact a specific olleria in advance: passing through the village does not include a pottery-making demonstration.

This crossing links two saddles through Małołącka meadow, showing the valley from within. It connects neighbouring permitted walks for visitors who enjoy alternating open ground with woodland paths.

Pico Alto lets you see Funchal from above before entering its streets. Farther down, the old paving and levada accompany the gradual change from mountain park to residential Monte. The fountain on the final section makes a natural pause before a separate church or garden visit.

Explore the woods on both sides of Malino and give your chosen area more attention: the lake and Skhodnya valley to the north, or the Goretovka and old church to the south. These paths invite a considered choice of outing where riverside woodland and Serednikovo’s history lie close to the suburban railway.

Rise from Chornyi Cheremosh to Dzembronia Ridge and Cherlenyi viewpoints. The two named observation stops make this Chufrova-side approach an independent walking programme.

Link Shlyuz and Akademgorodok on a walk that moves from broad shoreline spaces to a small woodland lake. It suits people who enjoy seeing a city through its water and green paths, after confirming access to the bridge and shoreline connections.

Kostrych offers a particular overlooking summit above Staishche’s inhabited slopes. The eastern branch adds time among mountain paths, followed by a view towards Chornohora from the neighbouring ridge.

Give a short winter outing to a circuit with a straightforward shape. Northern bends and the eastern turn vary the movement before the southern path returns to your own beginning. Repeating it remains your decision after the first pause.

Woodland is one of the route's main features along this 0.3 km point-to-point walking route. Strong mountain relief: 22 m of total ascent over 0.3 km. Estimated moving time is about 0.4 hours; add time for pauses and navigation.

The cascade’s stepped form and wooded setting make Bezymyanny worth a dedicated visit. Walking from Aibga gives the waterfall and gorge your attention without adding a crossing of the high ridge.

A short walk becomes an introduction to how the Tatras formed: marine fossils appear near the entrance, followed by limestone gates inside the valley. The meadows offer pauses between the rock walls and the return to Kiry.

See two distinct waters close together: Bezdonnoe Lake’s winding bay and the smaller Kopan Pond. Pine woodland and damp shores provide enough variety for a brief family outing without a long journey out of Moscow.

The northern circuit makes a small independent outing: finish at the familiar junction and decide separately whether to add another woodland circuit.

After reopening, the reason to choose Rocha Vermelha is the water system itself. Changes in the channel, the Ribeira Grande crossing and the underground continuation form an engineering story within the laurel forest. This version’s repeated passages will require extra attention to energy and available daylight.

Choose separate Potapovy Luzhki sporting and woodland sections and a riverside piece with the specific Tom River panorama. The central fragments offer independent short urban outings.

Within separately agreed visits, see a specific turanga grove edge and the spring location near Mynbulak. Western and eastern sections have independent remote access arrangements; this line distinguishes their geographic directions.

Discover Fryazino’s woodland cycling network through its actual named trails and choose your own sequence of branches. Chervotochina and Leshy provide different passages between the same junctions; Saxophone adds a central option, while the northern Wild sections extend the woodland outing.

Combine the woodland approach from Zaostrovye with the actual Ladoga shore beside Cape Rogovoy. The lake pause is the day’s main purpose, with a familiar woodland return to the same settlement.

Connect eastern Moscow’s ponds with Pekhra-Yakovlevskoye Estate in one substantial cycling outing. The estate ensemble and Transfiguration Church provide a specific historical destination among the urban roads and woodland passages.

Combine exterior observation of actual Dormition Convent landmarks with a field-and-woodland approach to Abramovshchina. Eupraxia’s history links the beginning and forest destination, while changing surroundings reward an unhurried outing.

See the Berd River from its footbridge and combine the river with a walk across the northern side of Berdsk. Choose this crossing after checking shore access: the water and changing urban surroundings give the journey towards Metelitsa its character.

This 23.3 km point-to-point walking route is shaped by its terrain, surface and pace rather than a single landmark. Noticeable climbing: 534 m of total ascent over 23.3 km. Surface: natural ground. Estimated moving time is about 7.7 hours; add time for pauses and navigation.