Sedam-Kaya mountain

The limestone peak of Sedam-Kaya rises to 1,026 meters above sea level, featuring steep cliffs and natural rock formations along its slopes.

Throughout centuries, Sedam-Kaya served as a navigation point for maritime traders traversing the Black Sea routes between ancient settlements of Crimea.

Local communities have incorporated the mountain's name and image into regional folk songs, traditional stories, and artistic representations since medieval times.

Eight established climbing routes of varying difficulties lead to the summit, with the base accessible via a marked trail from the nearest parking area.

The mountain contains several caves within its structure, formed through natural erosion processes and containing mineral deposits specific to this region.

GPS coordinates: 44.52402,33.95614

Latest update: March 22, 2025 01:25