The Call of the Tiger National Park
The national park is located in the southeast of the Primorsky Territory, its territory includes sections of three districts: Chuguevsky, Olginsky and Lazovsky. The National Park "Call of the Tiger" was created in order to preserve and restore natural complexes and objects, historical and cultural objects, environmental education of the population, development and implementation of scientific methods of nature protection, environmental monitoring, creation of conditions for regulated tourism and recreation.
> On the territory of the park, you can climb the Cloudy and Snow Mountains, the Dragon's Teeth Range and Sister Mountain. The National Park "Call of the Tiger" has the necessary tourist infrastructure: routes have been developed, tourist sites, viewing areas and picnic points have been equipped, information boards and signs have been installed on which material about plants found on the trails, as well as animals - inhabitants of these places is placed
Mount Cloudy: the top of Mount Oblachnaya reaches a height of 1,854 meters. This is one of the highest points of the Primorsky Territory. Climbing the mountain, tourists first pass the belt of broad-leaved taiga, then a thick, scent-filled spruce-fir forest. Even higher is a short forest with heavily curved white trunks of stone birch. At the top of the mountain in the summer, tourists are waiting for mountain tundra with many flowering plants, including several species of rhododendrons. The top of the Cloud is a stone desert. Height, frost and winds do not leave any tree here. But on a clear day from such a height, which even birds rarely fly, you can enjoy the beauty of opening for tens of kilometers. The route of footpaths, length - 24 km.
Mount Sister and Stone Brother: Mount Sister (1,671 m) and Stone Brother (1402 m) are unique stretched between them top ridge, crowned by giant, up to 15 m high, rock remains. Wind and sun not only polished the walls of these remains, but also “drilled” holes and all sorts of depressions into them, giving the remains the most bizarre forms. From these peaks you can see the panorama of almost the entire territory of the national park, as they rise above the valleys of the Ussuri and Milogradovka rivers. Curiously, under the crest there are springs that allow the traveler to quench his thirst (the nature monument “Sister Mountain Tops” and “Stone Brother”). Route of footpaths, length - 21 km.
Mount Snow: on the territory of the park and along its borders there are many more wonderful mountain peaks. Snow Mountain is one of the highest peaks of Sikhote-Alin (1,682 m). It opens a beautiful panorama of the ridges diverging in different directions, covered with mountain tundra, interspersed with thickets of cedar stlanic. The top of the Snezhnaya mountain attracts, among other things, the opportunity to climb to a height of 1,300 meters by car. However, its main attraction is that the main river of Primorye - Ussuri is born on the western slope. The route of footpaths, length - 46 km.
Milogradovka River: the Milogradovka River (formerly known as Wang Chin) flows through the park. Its total length is 55 km. It is considered the most beautiful river of Primorsky Krai. It flows down from the slopes of Sikhote-Alin and, having cut through the canyon in its slopes, carries its waters to the sea, then throwing down waterfalls, then jumping on colored blocks and rocky banks - "Blue" and "Pink" rapids (Devil's Bridge tract). Milogradov waterfall, often called Divny, is the largest waterfall of the region in terms of the flow of falling water. Here the waters of the entire river fall from a 7-meter vertical ledge (up to 2-3 cubic meters per second!). There is something to admire and admire, especially since there is no shortage of observation decks. In the national park there are at least 7 waterfalls. Some of them are much higher than the main one, but in terms of the amount of falling water, they are significantly inferior to him. Each of them is beautiful in its own way. Route of car and foot, length - 15 km.
