Main Caucasian Range
Russia, Krasnodar Territory, Sochi
Description:
The main Caucasian ridge is a mountain system, whose distance is 1200 km, connecting the Black and Caspian Seas. The mountain chain divides the entire Caucasus into two parts - Transcaucasia and the North Caucasus.
The mountain range became part of the protected area. The height of the peaks varies between 260 m and 3360 m above sea level. Famous areas: Huko, Bald, Grachev Venets, Fisht, Chugush, Malaya Chura, Pseashho, Assara.
The territory of the ridge is majestic landscapes that combine extraordinary reliefs and weather conditions with a mild climate. The reserve has become a popular place for travelers at any time of the year.
The main natural Caucasian landmark in the prehistoric past was the bottom of the world ocean. The mountain mass consists of limestone and minerals. Throughout the area of the ridge there is also a large folding. This relief can be seen throughout the mountain range. Glaciers, mountain lakes, lush rivers and impassable caves of the Caucasian ridge beckon virgin beauty and fraught with many mysteries.