Кузедеевская липовая роща

Kuzedeevskaya Linden Grove is a large broadleaf forest in Siberia filled with ancient linden trees native to the region. The protected area spreads across a valley and forms a continuous woodland that stands out clearly from the surrounding landscape.

This forest has survived from ancient times and remained intact for thousands of years, making it an important record of an older period of vegetation. Its official designation as a natural monument came later to preserve this rare ecosystem for future generations.

The forest serves as a scientific research site for botanists and ecologists studying the evolution of Siberian vegetation since the Pliocene period.

The area is best visited during warmer months when trails and vegetation are easier to navigate. Visitors should wear sturdy shoes and prepare for uneven terrain and dense undergrowth.

The forest area remains noticeably warmer than its surroundings, creating a sheltered environment for plant species that would not otherwise survive at this latitude. This natural temperature difference makes it a valuable place for studying ecosystems and rare species.

Inception: March 15, 1983

GPS coordinates: 53.32075,87.33601

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:09