Cross-country Skiing in Siberia Forest – 2 days / 1 nights (3 days / 2 nights)
Program
This is a two day ski tour for those who’d like to make a break in rushing around city centers, railway stations, museums etc. This trip will give you a proper chance to concentrate on yourself and nature in the middle of solemn Siberian winter forest, see the lifestyle of a small Russian village in the middle of nowhere. The settlement of about 30 houses is situated at the edge of immense forest 1.5 hour by local train from Irkutsk. Several nice ski paths start here to get you to nice pine tree forest with a perfect view around, make you confused reading the ornament of animal’s prints, lead to the solitude hunter’s hut. One would hardly meet another person on his trips but weekends, when the place turns to cross-country Mekka for many Irkutsk ski lovers.
DAY ONE
-Taking a local train from Irkutsk to Trudny Stop.
-Accommodation in the larch-tree log lodge (House of 4x5 m, one room. Wooden Russian sauna. Guide sleeps in the hut nearby).
-Lunch
-Afternoon skiing. You may choose the distance (from 3 to 40 km) and the level of ski path.
-Sauna and dinner in the evening
DAY TWO
-Breakfast
-Skiing
-Return to Irkutsk in the afternoon
Important information:
- We need to know the size of the client’s foot beforehand to supply the best suitable ski boots.
Our office working hours: Mon-Fri: 10.00 am - 7.00 pm, Sat: 12.00 - 5 pm, Sun: day-off.
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Hi there, its Drew McAdam here... the chap who was providing the mind reading entertainment and spoon bending for Brian Souters group.
Im sorry it took me so long to write, but you would not ...