The first place we're staying is Dantova Gorge. The gorge is named after the Italian poet Dante Alighieri. The valley itself is on the right side of the Spa Park and next to it there are several other interesting sights: the Iberian Chapel, the Devil's Jaw Falls and the Rock Cockerel.

After a long walk in Dunt's Gorge, you should take a break for lunch. The restaurant of European cuisine "Provence" has a varied menu, pleasant atmosphere and polite staff. It is a great place to relax.

On the way to the dolmens, we will have a fascinating view of the Caucasus mountains. You can take a couple of photos from the windows of the car in memory of the trip.

It's time to make a small stop and look at the mountains from the observation deck. From here you can enjoy a beautiful panorama of the Ridge Pass and see most of the Western Caucasus.

The last sights on our journey will be the dolmens in the village of Vozrozhdenie. The exact purpose of these ancient structures is unknown and there are many theories about what they were for, some consider them the local counterpart of Stonehenge, others say that the dolmens served as a shelter. The locals recommend that they make a cherished wish here, they say it will come true.
Input is free, and if you want to buy something to remember this place, there's a souvenir shop at the entrance.

Before returning to Krasnodar, we will stop for dinner at a restaurant of Russian cuisine "Kazaki". Dishes at affordable prices, cozy atmosphere and friendly staff - all this is available here.