Wolf cliff

The Mukhinka tract is a unique natural monument of the Amur region, north of the city of Blagoveshchensk on the right side of the Zeya River. The tract fills the space between the right bank of the river and the ridge with uneven heights, steep slopes and streams in the gorges, small lakes in the floodplain that give rise to the river Bezymyanka, a different combination of hills. Forests of the tract have the status of recreational (the only one in the region). Due to the features of the relief, microclimate, mosaic of the landscapes of the tract, the richness of flora, the tract was called “Amur Switzerland”. Recreational use - since the end of the XIX century.

A wolf cliff is a small landslide around which a coniferous forest spreads in a ring. We're going to take a simple scenic route, and I'm going to talk about the first settlers of these places and the natural features of the region. You will learn about the scientists who explored the Far East in the 19th century and how it lives today.

• Both-way transfer.
• An escort on the route.
• The tour guide's story.