Cape Laplace
Cape Laplace overlooking the bays of Krakowka and Triozerje in the Primorsky Territory
Cape Laplace, located in the Partizan municipal district, is famous for its unusual rock formations resembling giant "feathers". These column-shaped rocks, weathered by time and sea winds, create a fascinating landscape that is especially impressive against the background of the blue sea.
From the top of the cape opens a magnificent panorama of the bays of Krakowka and Triozerje, as well as the vast expanses of the Sea of Japan. In addition to its natural beauty, you can see the remains of the No. 529 coastal artillery battery, built in the 1930s to protect the coast. Gun yards and fortifications are well preserved, recalling the military history of the region.
Фото: Максим БолдыревThe best time to visit Cape Laplace
It is best to visit Cape Laplace in the warm season - from late May to September. At this time, nature is most colorful, and the sea is especially attractive for walking and photography. In autumn, the surrounding forests are painted in golden shades, creating a surprising contrast with the seascapes. Dawns and sunsets on the cape are especially spectacular when the sun floods the rocks with warm light, emphasizing their bizarre shape
How to get to Cape Laplace
| Route | |
|---|---|
| Car: | high cross-country |
| Road will take: | whole day |
| Road type: | Dirt road / Asphalt |
There are several ways to get to Cape Laplace:
1. Hiking route through the forest - starts in the area of Triozerye Bay. The trail goes through dense taiga and takes about 3 hours one way. This route is less difficult than the coastal route and is suitable for most tourists.
2. The route along the coast is more difficult, as it includes overcoming rocky areas. Some places can only be reached by water, so this route is recommended only for experienced travelers. The length of the route is about 7 km, travel time is up to 5 hours.
