Walks at the foot of the Caucasian Reserve

If breakfast coffee didn't cheer you up, a walk across the bridge, which sits at an altitude of 207 metres, will finally wake you up.
Entrance to the park costs 1,700 roubles for a single ticket, but for that money you can get an unforgettable experience. A viewing platform with a view of the Akhtyrsky Gorge, bungee jumping for an extra fee and a breathtaking view of nature - all this is available in the Sky Bridge Park at a bird's eye height.

We park the car here and walk to the canyon.

The next stop of our journey will be in a canyon on the River Psakho. Previously this place was only open to mountaineers, but more recently the canyon has also become available to ordinary tourists. The place itself consists of two parts - Wet and Dry Canyon. It is worth coming here to fully immerse yourself in the protected area, see untouched nature and swim in the waterfall.

We return to the car and drive to the next point of the route, which is considered to be a business card of Sochi.

The last point of our trip will be Yew-Box Grove. It is a part of the Shaposhnikov reserve. You can choose one of three routes, the duration of which varies from half an hour to six hours. There are relict trees growing on the area of 300 hectares, preserved in their primeval state even before the Ice Age! The most important tree is yew berry. It is a coniferous tree which gives berries instead of cones. But don't be in a hurry to take them with you, because these "berries" are very poisonous. It is said that drinking from utensils made of yew will lead to a painful death.

On the way to Sochi it is worth stopping at the restaurant "Patsha Rtveli mali akhun" for dinner. In summer you can sit on the terrace and enjoy the view of the spring, and on cold days it is worth eating inside the restaurant. There is not only delicious food, but also a beautiful view of the nature of the south of Krasnodar region.