TrailTrack routes

The point-to-point cross-country ski route “Nekrasovskaya — Morozki” is approximately 38.3 km long, with about 470 m of ascent from the GPX. The line is intended for skiing once a stable snow cover has formed; the actual track may depend on the season and recent snowfall. The start and finish are in different places, so return travel must be planned in advance. This is a sports or training track; permanent waymarking is not guaranteed. Compare the GPX with a current map, forecast and local access rules before setting out.

The point-to-point cross-country ski route “Nekrasovskaya — Beklemishevo — Radonezh” is approximately 58.7 km long, with about 840 m of ascent from the GPX. The line is intended for skiing once a stable snow cover has formed; the actual track may depend on the season and recent snowfall. The start and finish are in different places, so return travel must be planned in advance. This is a sports or training track; permanent waymarking is not guaranteed. Compare the GPX with a current map, forecast and local access rules before setting out.

The multi-section cycling route “Tolstolap Trail” is approximately 41.7 km long. The track provides a ready-made cycling line through the area; the GPX does not establish surface quality or traffic levels. The file contains several lines or stages; select the intended sequence before departure. The line comes from an OpenStreetMap route relation and is not evidence of a recent field check. Compare the GPX with a current map, forecast and local access rules before setting out.

The point-to-point cycling route “Cycling route near Voskresenskoe — 5.0 km” is approximately 5.0 km long. The track provides a ready-made cycling line through the area; the GPX does not establish surface quality or traffic levels. The start and finish are in different places, so return travel must be planned in advance. The line comes from an OpenStreetMap route relation and is not evidence of a recent field check. Compare the GPX with a current map, forecast and local access rules before setting out.

The point-to-point running route “Esino — Kuzyaevo” is approximately 26.2 km long, with about 650 m of ascent from the GPX. The track is useful for planning a long run or trail session, but it does not guarantee permanent marking or unrestricted access. The start and finish are in different places, so return travel must be planned in advance. This is a sports or training track; permanent waymarking is not guaranteed. Compare the GPX with a current map, forecast and local access rules before setting out.

The point-to-point running route “Povarovka — Katuar” is approximately 36.5 km long, with about 130 m of ascent from the GPX. The track is useful for planning a long run or trail session, but it does not guarantee permanent marking or unrestricted access. The start and finish are in different places, so return travel must be planned in advance. This is a sports or training track; permanent waymarking is not guaranteed. Compare the GPX with a current map, forecast and local access rules before setting out.

The point-to-point running route “Ashukinskaya — Khlyby” is approximately 16.8 km long, with about 110 m of ascent from the GPX. The track is useful for planning a long run or trail session, but it does not guarantee permanent marking or unrestricted access. The start and finish are in different places, so return travel must be planned in advance. This is a sports or training track; permanent waymarking is not guaranteed. Compare the GPX with a current map, forecast and local access rules before setting out.

The point-to-point running route “Katuar — Iksha — Version 2” is approximately 21.8 km long, with about 70 m of ascent from the GPX. The track is useful for planning a long run or trail session, but it does not guarantee permanent marking or unrestricted access. The start and finish are in different places, so return travel must be planned in advance. This is a sports or training track; permanent waymarking is not guaranteed. Compare the GPX with a current map, forecast and local access rules before setting out.

The point-to-point running route “Strogino — Perkhushkovo-31” is approximately 29.8 km long, with about 510 m of ascent from the GPX. The track is useful for planning a long run or trail session, but it does not guarantee permanent marking or unrestricted access. The start and finish are in different places, so return travel must be planned in advance. This is a sports or training track; permanent waymarking is not guaranteed. Compare the GPX with a current map, forecast and local access rules before setting out.

The point-to-point running route “Pionerskaya — Skolkovo” is approximately 14.3 km long, with about 130 m of ascent from the GPX. The track is useful for planning a long run or trail session, but it does not guarantee permanent marking or unrestricted access. The start and finish are in different places, so return travel must be planned in advance. This is a sports or training track; permanent waymarking is not guaranteed. Compare the GPX with a current map, forecast and local access rules before setting out.

The loop running route “Sima — Belozyorovo” is approximately 32.7 km long, with about 550 m of ascent from the GPX. The track is useful for planning a long run or trail session, but it does not guarantee permanent marking or unrestricted access. It returns to the starting point. This is a sports or training track; permanent waymarking is not guaranteed. Compare the GPX with a current map, forecast and local access rules before setting out.

The loop running route “Through the Krasnogorsk Forests to Generalskoye” is approximately 37.6 km long, with about 560 m of ascent from the GPX. The track is useful for planning a long run or trail session, but it does not guarantee permanent marking or unrestricted access. It returns to the starting point. This is a sports or training track; permanent waymarking is not guaranteed. Compare the GPX with a current map, forecast and local access rules before setting out.

The point-to-point hiking route “Shelomok Hillfort” is approximately 11.5 km long, with about 110 m of ascent from the GPX. The route focuses on the historical, cultural or memorial site named in the title and provides a ready-made approach track. The start and finish are in different places, so return travel must be planned in advance. The track is based on a published trail description; surface conditions and access should be checked before departure. Compare the GPX with a current map, forecast and local access rules before setting out.

The multi-section cycling route “MTB Tomsk” is approximately 3.7 km long. The track provides a ready-made cycling line through the area; the GPX does not establish surface quality or traffic levels. The file contains several lines or stages; select the intended sequence before departure. The line comes from an OpenStreetMap route relation and is not evidence of a recent field check. Compare the GPX with a current map, forecast and local access rules before setting out.

The point-to-point hiking route “Trail along the Left Kyngarga” is approximately 1.5 km long, with about 20 m of ascent from the GPX. The route provides a ready-made line for exploring the area and the places named in the title. The start and finish are in different places, so return travel must be planned in advance. The GPX represents a user or archive trip; roads, bridges and fords may have changed. Compare the GPX with a current map, forecast and local access rules before setting out.

The point-to-point hiking route “Southern Ridge Route to Arshan Peak” is approximately 7.8 km long, with about 1690 m of ascent from the GPX. The route crosses mountain or strongly broken terrain, so distance alone does not represent the full physical or technical effort. The start and finish are in different places, so return travel must be planned in advance. The GPX represents a user or archive trip; roads, bridges and fords may have changed. Compare the GPX with a current map, forecast and local access rules before setting out.

The multi-section hiking route “Trek along the Great Sayan Ridge” is approximately 107.1 km long, with about 4500 m of ascent from the GPX. The route provides a ready-made line for exploring the area and the places named in the title. The file contains several lines or stages; select the intended sequence before departure. The GPX represents a user or archive trip; roads, bridges and fords may have changed. Compare the GPX with a current map, forecast and local access rules before setting out.

The point-to-point hiking route “Arkhut to Kharimta” is approximately 12.8 km long, with about 590 m of ascent from the GPX. The route provides a ready-made line for exploring the area and the places named in the title. The start and finish are in different places, so return travel must be planned in advance. The GPX represents a user or archive trip; roads, bridges and fords may have changed. Compare the GPX with a current map, forecast and local access rules before setting out.

The multi-section hiking route “To Battleship Peak via the Southern Ridge” is approximately 11.5 km long, with about 1670 m of ascent from the GPX. The route crosses mountain or strongly broken terrain, so distance alone does not represent the full physical or technical effort. The file contains several lines or stages; select the intended sequence before departure. The GPX represents a user or archive trip; roads, bridges and fords may have changed. Compare the GPX with a current map, forecast and local access rules before setting out.

The multi-section hiking route “Tunkinsky High Ridges Expedition, 2006” is approximately 161.1 km long, with about 12350 m of ascent from the GPX. The route provides a ready-made line for exploring the area and the places named in the title. The file contains several lines or stages; select the intended sequence before departure. The GPX represents a user or archive trip; roads, bridges and fords may have changed. Compare the GPX with a current map, forecast and local access rules before setting out.

The multi-section hiking route “Road to Chertolen-Gorkhon” is approximately 7.6 km long, with about 840 m of ascent from the GPX. The route provides a ready-made line for exploring the area and the places named in the title. The file contains several lines or stages; select the intended sequence before departure. The GPX represents a user or archive trip; roads, bridges and fords may have changed. Compare the GPX with a current map, forecast and local access rules before setting out.

The multi-section hiking route “Arshan to the Suburga” is approximately 5.8 km long, with about 60 m of ascent from the GPX. The route focuses on the historical, cultural or memorial site named in the title and provides a ready-made approach track. The file contains several lines or stages; select the intended sequence before departure. The GPX represents a user or archive trip; roads, bridges and fords may have changed. Compare the GPX with a current map, forecast and local access rules before setting out.

The point-to-point hiking route “Peak of Love” is approximately 4.1 km long, with about 1180 m of ascent from the GPX. The route crosses mountain or strongly broken terrain, so distance alone does not represent the full physical or technical effort. The start and finish are in different places, so return travel must be planned in advance. The track is based on a published trail description; surface conditions and access should be checked before departure. Compare the GPX with a current map, forecast and local access rules before setting out.

The multi-section hiking route “Summer Route to Munku-Sardyk” is approximately 12.8 km long. The summer route to Munku-Sardyk reaches high terrain near the Russian–Mongolian border. The file contains several lines or stages; select the intended sequence before departure. The line comes from an OpenStreetMap route relation and is not evidence of a recent field check. Compare the GPX with a current map, forecast and local access rules before setting out.