Melovaya Peshchera

A great place to stop by on the way to the sea. Nearby there is a gazebo to have a rest. To go to the other side, you need to climb a little higher upstream and walk along the boards and stones. It is cold in the cave itself, it is shallow and it is impossible to get lost there. An excellent view of the vastness opens from the platform near the cave.

A mysterious place and scary, if not in the company)) Adrenaline goes off scale !! The approach to the cave was destroyed (the bridge burned down), but while passing along the river, one can enjoy the delicious smell of mint (lemon balm blossoms) thickets, along which many dragonflies and butterflies flutter !! By the way, the entrance to the cave smells of oil! A steep ascent along the steps leads to an entrance, half cleared of stones, overcoming which you find yourself in a dark and cold corridor with maze-like branches on the sides! You need to walk there with a lantern and a club of threads so as not to get lost, because there are no signs there! Stock up on courage and go ahead! A lot of impressions are guaranteed for you!

Very interesting place. To get close to him, you need to go through the swamp on the boards and logs. Once there was a bridge, but it was destroyed, and local authorities are not rushing to restore it. In the cave itself there are many moves, but they are short and it is impossible to get lost there. The walls are covered with inscriptions like "Here was Vasya", do not do so, please. I recommend for a visit.

Climbing up to the cave is already an adventure, getting in there is a little creepy but interesting, there is no artificial lighting there and the cave goes many hundred meters deep so anyone who is interested take a flashlight and always change shoes to change shoes below

Nicely impressive. But abandoned and even gays with their names covered the walls ...