Kalinovsky Nature Park

Kalinovsky Nature Park is a protected area covering approximately 1,200 hectares on the Crimean peninsula. The park contains forests, meadows, and varied ecosystems that harbor the animal and plant species found across this region.

The park was established in 2000 as part of environmental conservation efforts on the Crimean peninsula. Its creation reflected a broader push to protect and manage the region's natural ecosystems during that period.

The park serves as a learning space where visitors discover the wildlife and plant life typical of the Crimean peninsula. Walking through its trails, you experience the natural environment that locals and travelers have long valued for its biological diversity.

Visitors can explore multiple hiking trails throughout the park while following guidelines that protect the natural environment. Staying on marked paths and respecting wildlife habitats ensures a safer and less intrusive visit.

The park sits in a specific geographical location that creates distinctive conditions for certain animal and plant species. This positioning allows species to thrive here that are less common or absent in other parts of the surrounding region.

Location: Autonomous Republic of Crimea

Inception: 2000

GPS coordinates: 45.77778,34.69722

Latest update: December 14, 2025 12:27