The press service of the Ministry of Ecology of the Chelyabinsk region announced a new trail in the region. The route is laid along Mount Cheka - a natural monument of regional significance in the Kizilsky district. Now you can climb it using a special ladder.
The mountain is the highest point in the south of the Chelyabinsk region. Its height is 558.3 meters. The check has the shape of an almost regular cone and rises above the surrounding hilly steppe. The mountain is indented by numerous logs and beams, streams flow along the bottom of most of them. Several springs originate at the foot of Mount Cheka.
The report notes that this is one of the most valuable areas of the virgin steppe that have survived to this day. In addition, Cheka is considered a place of power.
On the massif of the mountain there is an archaeological complex, which includes a Neolithic sanctuary, over 10 burial and memorial complexes of the era of early and late nomads on the peaks and ledges, an alley of menhirs of the Bronze Age.
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