Prielbrusye National Park

The national park extends across 1010 square kilometers of mountains, valleys, and forests surrounding Mount Elbrus, featuring numerous glaciers and alpine meadows.

Established in September 1986, the park serves as a protected territory for studying geological formations and ancient glacial deposits from previous climate periods.

The territory holds significance for Balkar and Karachay communities who maintain their traditional practices and customs within the park boundaries.

Visitors can access 23 recreational facilities throughout the park, with accommodations for 5000 guests during peak seasons and multiple hiking trails.

The park contains 63 mammal species, 111 bird species, and numerous endemic plants, including the Nefedov bellflower and small chickpea.

Location: Kabardino-Balkaria

Inception: September 22, 1986

Website: http://эльбруспарк.рф

GPS coordinates: 43.35306,42.56083

Latest update: May 18, 2025 16:11