TrailTrack routes

Explore the former Moscow-region Sotnya through its water boundaries: the Klubish on the western approach, the canal at Morozki and the Yakhroma in the eastern woods. Choose a confirmed accessible section for travel; the archival idea does not establish today’s connection of the entire journey.

Spend an active day travelling from a suburban railway station to the Moscow metro, with different places to discover along the way. St Sergius and St Elijah churches provide architectural pauses, Semin and Bykov ponds offer waterside stops, and the woodland glades change the mood. The smiling Khoja Nasreddin makes a recognisable meeting point after a substantial run.

Spend a day in the woods without returning along the same road. The Ostrovnya shapes the main section, while the Nakhavnya provides a final river encounter before the train. This suits an independently planned run with small-river pauses, exploring the countryside outside Zvenigorod’s usual town itinerary.

Link Meshchersky Pond, Skolkovo, Novaya Tryokhgorka and Romashkovo Forest in one substantial run. Nature and urban culture actually alternate here: water and woodland clearings are joined by Malevich’s Cipher and Bibigon, with a finish inside Moscow.

Discover how western Moscow’s woodland belts connect through small river valleys and the broad Moscow River. Bykov Pond and the Petrovo-Dalneye bridge provide waterside pauses, the Medvenka offers a quieter woodland setting, and Malevich Park adds contemporary art. Once access and alternatives are checked, these places can form a rewarding long training outing with different starting and finishing points.

Choose Katuar–Iksha’s western loop and encounter the Klubish at the specific northern crossing. This version explores another river side with independent arrangements between the two Savyolovsky endings.

A single circle introduces Afanasotka’s woodland geography without repeating its full racing distance. The southern Khlyby bridge gives a specific stop, while the rest of the outing forms a substantial independent winter day.

Choose an extra western woodland turn and approach the Klubish from a different direction than the more direct version. The protected Nerskoye woods remain part of the journey, while the northern river location changes its final woodland sequence towards Iksha.

See two Moscow-region reservoirs in sequence on a winter journey: the northern Pestovskoye turn and the Uchinskoye shore side before Zavety. Railway endings let you organise travel without returning through the same woodland sections.

Leave the railway edge of Nekrasovskaya for the protected Nerskoye woods, then reach the Klubish and continue towards Iksha. The southern river location gives this version its own shape: after the northward woodland passage, the journey gathers towards its eastern ending.

Run through Romashkovo Forest in winter, linking Beer Glade, Agregatnaya Glade and High Glade in sequence. This version has a practical purpose: its woodland diversions suit the snowy season, while rail and metro make different departure and finishing places workable.

The project’s interest lies in a long winter passage from residential Zavety towards the woodland around Beklemishevo. Saint Panteleimon Church provides an opening stop before a day devoted to independent skiing, once access has been established.

Explore the 2016 ski idea in which a far western arc and a return through the Yakhroma meet at Morozki. For an independent visit, select specific locations with checked access: the historic direction’s unity does not establish present passability.

Connecting two railway lines makes this an independent journey through the countryside north of Moscow. The Ashukino chapel and an optional separate Muranovo visit bring local history into a long running day.

Treat this 4.97 km point-to-point cycling route as a complete outing, paying attention to the terrain and changing surface underfoot. Rolling terrain: 40 m of total ascent over 4.97 km. Estimated moving time is about 0.6 hours; add time for pauses and navigation.

Follow a western woodland loop returning beside the Yakhroma, then finish the ski day at another halt on the Yaroslavsky direction. Long woodland movement, the Gerasimikha riverside area and an eastern continuation towards Radonezh give this version its own sequence of experiences.

Connect the Savyolovsky and Yaroslavsky sides through two distinct water locations — Pestovskoye Reservoir and the upper Yakhroma. The northward turn before the eastern continuation makes this ski journey an individual version within the Pestovskoye group.

Combine a sustained woodland run with a visit to old Krasnogorsk. Ivanovskie Ponds change the rhythm, replacing dirt paths with reflections, landscaped walks and the architecture of Znamensky Church. Returning to the same metro station makes the travel arrangements straightforward.

Shore or waterside sections are recorded on the route along this 36.92 km point-to-point walking route. Rolling terrain: 381 m of total ascent over 36.92 km. Surface: natural ground plus asphalt. Allow at least 2 days and verify overnight and exit options independently.

Link field roads, the Rechitsa and Kuzovlevo’s village church in an extended outing between railway points. The northern return reveals a different landscape and calls for a changed rhythm after the field approach.

Run between the Leningrad and Savyolovsky railway sides through Morozovo’s northern shore. This version follows the southern Myshetskoye arc and ends nearer Katuar’s station side than the separate northern version.

Treat this 1.15 km circular cross-country skiing route as a complete outing, paying attention to the terrain and changing surface underfoot. Noticeable climbing: 32 m of total ascent over 1.15 km. Surface: natural ground plus improved surface. Estimated moving time is about 0.4 hours; add time for pauses and navigation.