Rock bloody fingers
Russia, Republic of Adygea, Maikop district, village Kamennomostsky, village Dakhovskaya
Description:
The Devil’s finger rock is located on the crest of the Una-Koz ridge, stretching along the coast of the White River from the village of Kamennomostsky to the village of Dakhovskaya. The name of the ridge is a distorted Adyghe "old grave", several ancient burials - dolmens were found here.
The way to the Devil's Finger, which in Dakhovskaya is called the Bell Tower, lies along the picturesque landscapes of Una-Koz. Built of limestone ridge for many years was exposed to winds and precipitation, in its massif formed many rocks of unusual shape, large and small grottoes and caves.
The Rock of the bloody Finger rises at the very edge of the ridge, the two stone pillars look like ancient obelisks installed here in time immemorial. From a bird's-eye view of the cliff offers a beautiful view of the village of Dakhovskaya, the valleys of the Sahrai and Dakh rivers, the ridges of Du do Gush and Azish Tau. In addition to hiking, you can visit the Devil’s Fingers during a horseback riding or jeep ride.