You can hit the road to the unique Zyu­ratkul pil­lars, locat­ed at the very end of the south­ern shoul­der of the Zyu­ratkul ridge. Their height is on aver­age 50 m. The ridge itself con­sists of white quartzites, and at its top one can see 10-meter-high remains, which are called Bears.

You can vis­it the botan­i­cal nat­ur­al mon­u­ment Elm Grove, the east­ern­most point of the range of the moun­tain elm (Ulmus glabra). At the top of the Nur­gush ridge there is a moun­tain tun­dra plateau with an area of 9 km², offer­ing stun­ning views for many kilo­me­ters around.

No less excit­ing will be a trip to the upper reach­es of the Malaya Sat­ka Riv­er, where the Fontan arte­sian spring is locat­ed, or a trip to Cape Dol­giy Elnik with its peat bogs.

Area: 882 sq. km.