River Cwijepse
Russia, Krasnodar region, the river Chvizhepse.
Description:
The river Chvizhepse (length 21 km) begins in the Caucasian State Reserve, flows into the Mzymta River. At the confluence there is a village of the same name. It is also called mineral water extracted from a field located in a valley. A typical mountain river that spills after rains, along its banks on the territory of the reserve grows Pontic rhododendron.
The name comes from the tribe of strangers - "river of the stranger people." Several bridges cross the river, one of them is in an emergency condition and does not work. Alloying is impossible due to insufficient depth, but fish are found in the river. Excursions are conducted to the narzan spring. You can get to the river by bus, going to the village of Chvizhepse (105 and 105 s).