Vishera Nature Reserve

The Vishera Reserve covers 241,200 hectares of dense coniferous forests, mountain ranges, and pristine rivers at the northern Ural Mountains.

Scientists started exploring this territory in the first half of the 19th century, with botanist F.I. Ruprecht collecting extensive data about local flora.

The mountain ranges within the reserve carry traditional names given by the indigenous Mansi people of the northern Urals.

The reserve permits visitors to access only 1 percent of its territory through designated trails, with the starting point located 170 kilometers from Krasnovishersk.

The reserve contains untouched forest areas that remained unaltered by human activity for thousands of years.

Inception: February 26, 1991

Address: ул. Гагарина, 36б, Пермский Край, Красновишерск 618590 618590

Website: http://vishersky.ru

GPS coordinates: 61.48333,59.21667

Latest update: May 11, 2025 15:47