Regional Landscape Park «Kramatorsky»

The Regional Landscape Park Kramatorsky encompasses 1,738 hectares across four distinct sections: Bilenke, Belokuzminovsky, Pchyolkinsky, and Kamyshevaha, each featuring different natural formations.

Established in 2004, the park preserves geological formations including chalk mountains dating back 90 million years and fossilized araucaria trees from 200 million years ago.

The park functions as an educational center where visitors learn about local ecosystems through organized programs and guided nature walks throughout the protected territories.

Visitors can access marked trails across four separate sections of the park, with each area offering different natural features from virgin steppes to forest zones.

The Belokuzminovsky section contains a 25-meter chalk mountain formation, while Lebedyne Lake provides a natural habitat for mute swans.

Location: Donetsk Oblast

Inception: May 18, 2004

GPS coordinates: 48.73647,37.57686

Latest update: March 2, 2025 20:21