For the first time in Russia, Mount Narodnaya appeared on the map thanks to the Hungarian researcher of the Mansi language Reguli.

Once in the area of ​​its location, he decided to make a mark of the mountain on the map he had. It happened in the 19th century.

Mount Narodnaya on the map of Russia

The top is part of Ural mountains ... It is their highest point. For a long time Narodnaya yielded the palm tree of this championship to the neighboring peak of Manaraga.

The complex relief of its top prevented the earlier accurate measurement of the object's height.

Where is it located and in which mountains is it located?

The mountain is located far from human settlements. Geographically, it is located on the border of Komi and Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug, is part of the National Park "Yugyd Va"... Formally, the park belongs to the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug.

In order to get to the mountain, you need to get special permit to visit the park at his administration, located in the village of Verkhnyaya Inta, belonging to the Komi Republic. Geographical coordinates Mount Narodnaya itself: 65 ° 02'00 "north latitude and 60 ° 07'00" east longitude.

How to get there?

Mount Narodnaya is located in a remote area of ​​the tundra. Its location refers to Subpolar Urals... It is very difficult to get to her.

First you need to get to the Inta station. You can do this on. Village with " The big world»Connects Railway ... This way of travel is chosen by the absolute majority of tourists.

To get to the station "Inta", you need to take the train next to Vorkuta... Before this inhabited, there are compositions of many major cities countries: from Moscow, Novorossiysk, Labytnangi, Nizhny Novgorod, .

• Further away from railway station tourists get to shuttle bus No. 101. He takes them to the city of Inta.
• From Inta, tourists need to get to the industrial base of quartz miners, called "Desirable".

Base "Zhelannaya" is located in the area of ​​Lake Bolshoye Balbanty. You can get to it from Inta only by car.

The distance from the lake to the mountain is about 15-17 km. You will have to overcome the remaining segment of the path on foot... The road to the mountain runs along the Balbanu River.

The highest point of the Urals - photo



After Reguli mapped the mountain, several geological expeditions... One of the first of these was the group A. N. Aleshkova.

Story

The first name of the mountain - Poenurr, so it was named Antal Reguli. The word has roots in the Mansi language. It means "mountain top" or "crown".

Aleshkov's expedition was the first to study the topography of the mountain and did not quite accurately determine its height (1870 m). During the study of this expedition, the rocks that make up the rock layers were identified. They consist of slate and quartzite.

The most interesting in the history of the peak is the debate about the correct pronunciation of its name. There are several versions.

1. According to one of them, the peak got its name in honor of Soviet people... It happened on the eve of the 10th anniversary of the revolution. This option can be found in the works of Professor Gorchakovsky.
2. According to another version, the name of the mountain was given river of the People... Its bed runs next to the mountain. In this version of the name, the stress falls on the first syllable.

At the present time, when pronouncing the name of the mountain, the second option is officially used - Mount Narodnaya.

In addition to Aleshkov's expedition, before the revolution, the mountain was studied by a detachment of researchers led by E.K. Hoffmann. The deepest research The People's Mountains were held in 1927. This was done by an expedition organized by the Academy of Sciences. It was headed by professors Gorodkov.

Description

The absolute height of the object- 1895 meters. The area in which the mountain is located is difficult to access. Not every tourist decides to go on a journey to her. At the top of the mountain, you can find glaciers and large snow piles. The northeastern and southwestern slopes have a large number of plumb lines. The only gentle slope of the mountain is cluttered with ridges, which periodically crumble.

On the northeastern side of the mountain there is an amazingly picturesque lake named Blue... It is here that tourists set up their camps. The height of this reservoir above sea level in meters is 1133.

The river, according to one version, gave the mountain its name, originates from one of the slopes, its length is about 140 km. Closest to the mountain forests are at a distance of 15 km from it.

• National park"Yugyd Va", on the territory of which Mount Narodnaya is located, is under protection UNESCO.
• Accurate data on the height of the mountain have been obtained recently- in the 60s of the XX century.
• The mountain is located in the zone tundra... Its slopes are covered with wild rosemary, grasses and other undersized bushes.
• Air temperature at the top of the mountain it rarely exceeds -8 ° C.

Many more interesting information you will learn about the People's Mountain from this video:

This is how nature created that the highest and most beautiful mountains of the Urals are located in Subpolar Urals!

Stories about the Narodnaya and Manaraga mountains are reflected in this article.

This land is very beautiful and little explored, because of the geographical remoteness tourists and travelers come here much less often, but there is something to see!

The area is interesting for river rafting and fishing, climbing mountain peaks and ridges, picturesque lakes!

The Subpolar Urals is one of the most beautiful regions of our Motherland. Its ridges stretch in a wide arc from the headwaters of the Khulga River in the north to Mount Telposiz in the south. The area of ​​the mountainous part of the region is about 32,000 km2.

Manaraga (1662 m) is a peak in the Subpolar Urals. The summit is a strongly dissected ridge with 5-7 huge "gendarmes".
The explanation of the name of the peak is given by E.K.
“The meander of the valley opened before us a side view of Manaraga, and then its nail-like spitz was an extraordinary jagged top. From this peak, the mountain received its Samoyed name, which, according to the interpretation of our translator, means “Bear's paw” "
Hoffmann's translator was not mistaken - Nenets Manaraga (nen. Mana - bear's front paw, nen. Raha - similar) - Similar to a bear's paw. The names of the mountain in the Komi language have also been established - Sizimyura (Komi Sizim - seven, Komi Yur - head) - Seven-headed, and also - Unayuraiz (Komi una - many) - Multi-headed.
Summer ascent to the right (as viewed from the Manaraga river valley) "tooth" does not require special equipment. The highest point of the mountain is the second “tooth” from the right; climbing it requires climbing skills.
Until 1927, until A.N. Aleshkov identified Narodnaya as the highest peak of the Urals, Manaraga was considered the main mountain in these parts. Although it is 200 meters lower than the Narodnaya, the regal isolation of its position gives the impression of grandeur.
Getting to Manaraga is not so easy. Walking route requires good physical fitness of the group. For unprepared people the best option there will be a helicopter drop. It is imperative to take into account that the way to Manaraga passes by the Pechora-Ilychsky nature reserve, where entry to outsiders is prohibited. By the way, next to Manaraga there is a no less high Kolokolnya town and the highest point of the Urals - Narodnaya town.
The amazing Manaraga delights everyone who has managed to climb the summit or see it up close.

Mount Manaragu, which rises in the Yugyd-Va National Park, is not called a witch, a queen or even a saint, but in any case it is so peculiar and unique that it is impossible to confuse its jagged silhouette with other ridges. This mountain reaches its height of 1663 meters, and its peak with a strongly dissected ridge is very similar to a clawed bear paw raised to the sky, which is why the name is translated from Nenets as "bear paw". Other peoples living in these remote places of the Polar region gave unusual grief others, their names - Semigolovaya and Mnogolovaya, but among travelers and climbers of Russia the peak is known and popular precisely as Manaraga.

They write and talk about Manaraga as the queen of the mountains, which is not surprising, its majestic forms, a stunning view opening from the top, the noise of a mountain river carrying its stormy streams at the foot, causes genuine admiration and even harsh climbers and climbers in their travel notes cannot refrain from enthusiastic epithets when describing "bear's paw".

Mountain climbing

Until 1927, Manaraga was considered the highest peak in the Subpolar Urals, but the geologist A. Aleshkov determined that Mount Narodnaya, located next to Manaraga, was 200 meters higher than it. Climbing routes are not extreme: depending on the season, the category of difficulty is defined as 1B and 2B, that is, the simplest, but despite the theoretical possibility of conquering the top and a beginner, not every professional manages to climb the mountain.

The most favorable period for travel to the mountain is July and August, firstly, because the ascent in the summer, if you look at the mountain from the valley of the mountain river, on the right "tooth" of Manaraga does not require special training and equipment, and secondly, housing, where you could stay for the night is not here. Tourists come here with their tents. To climb the highest point of Mount Manaraga, you will need excellent physical fitness, experience and practiced climbing skills.
Experienced tourists recommend not to rush to climb the mountain. The climate in these places is harsh, even in summer the weather is not stable, and the temperature is kept at around +15. Climb to the highest point of the mountain and descend back to the foot, one day is enough, so it's better to wait sunny day without precipitation. In bad weather, it is better to take walks in the Yugyd-Va National Park and see its many attractions.

Where is? How to get to Mount Manaraga

Russia, Komi Republic, Yugyd Va National Park.
The terrain where the mountain is located is difficult to access. From the Pechora or Inta railway station, it is advisable to order an all-terrain vehicle or a helicopter transfer, since only a well-trained tourist can make a hike, because you will have to walk several tens of kilometers. Once in the Yugyd Va park, you need to register with the park administration - this requirement exists to ensure the safety of tourists who want to climb the mountain.

The park is located on the western slopes of the Subpolar and Northern Urals, on the border of Europe and Asia. On its territory are the highest peaks of the Subpolar and Northern Urals. The rivers of the park, flowing down from the western slope of the Ural Mountains, supply clean water in the Pechora - one of the largest rivers in Europe, flowing into the Barents Sea.

The natural boundaries of the park are in the east main ridge Ural mountains, in the north - the Kozhim river, in the west - the Synya, Vangyr and Kosyu rivers, in the south - the border with the Pechora-Ilychsky nature reserve. The territory of the park is included in the Subpolar-Ural physical-geographical region and is located in three orographic zones - mountain, foothill and low-lying, formed more than 200 million years ago.

In the orographic structure of the Subpolar Urals, there are two main watershed ridges. One of them, western, over 150 km long, "Research Ridge" (or ridge), where the most significant peaks with heights of more than 1700 m are located. up to 1549 m. This ridge is part of the park only in its southern part, its northern continuation goes beyond national park"Yugyd va" In the south of the Subpolar Urals, the Central Urals narrows, separating from the Telposiz ridge by a deep transverse valley occupied by the latitudinal section of the river. Shchugor. The Northern Urals are more smoothed in relief, but in this area there are many interesting natural complexes in terms of cognition, aesthetics and recreation.

Just like in the Subpolar Urals, there is a wide range of unique and typical mountain, plain and tundra landscapes with pronounced vertical zoning. The Northern Urals begins from the latitudinal knee of the river. Shchugor and stretches to the source of the river. Kosva in rows of parallel ridges up to 1000-1500 m high. It is characterized by smoothed peaks. The mountains are wooded, with treeless loach peaks. Along the western slope of the Northern Urals there is a long foothill ridge strip, the elevated ridges of which in the south are called Vysokaya Parma (between the rivers Kolva and Ilych). Further to the north are Ydzhit-Parma (between the rivers Ilych and Podchem), Ovin-Parma (between the rivers Podchem and Shchugor), Dead Parma.

The meridional mountain ranges Ural. The main landscape zones of the park are flat, foothill (ridged) and mountainous, differing in geomorphological structure, climatic conditions and, as a consequence, soil and vegetation covers.

The main types of vegetation in the park are forests of plain spaces, foothills and slopes of the Ural Mountains, as well as mountain tundra, which form plain, tundra and mountain landscapes with pronounced vertical zoning.

More than half of the park's territory is occupied by natural forests - indigenous massifs of dark coniferous and light coniferous taiga. The predominant species in most forest landscapes is Siberian spruce. In the mountain forests of the southern part of the park (the Shchugor river basin), belonging to the transition zone between the middle and northern subzones of the taiga, a significant place is occupied by fir and cedar.

In the Subpolar Urals, the Big (Stone, Rocky) Urals are distinguished, covering the watershed ridges and mountains of the western slope with a sharp alpine relief, significant heights and the absence of forest cover, and the Small (Lesnoy) Ural, adjacent to the Big Urals from the east, characterized by smoothed forms, incomparable lower altitudes and largely forested.

In the orographic structure of the Big Urals, the Severouralsk expedition identified two main ridges: the western watershed ridge, over 150 km long - the ridge of the Explorers of the Northern Urals in the 19th century (Research Ridge), where the most significant peaks with heights of more than 1700 m are located (Narodnaya, Karpinsky, Didkovsky) , the eastern watershed ridge, more than 100 km long, with heights of up to 1549 m - Narodo-Ityinsky ridge. Narodo-Ityinsky Ridge (ridge) adjoins "in a checkerboard pattern" on the eastern side of the Subpolar Urals to the Research Ridge, continuing in northeast direction from the origins of Kozhim to the origins of Khulga. The name "Narodo-Ityinsky" was given for the Naroda River, the left tributary of the Manya, which flows into the Khulga (Lyapin), and the Itya (Tykotlova) River, the more northern right tributary of the Khulga. The high-altitude relief of the Subpolar Urals has an alpine character with fresh traces of tarn-valley glaciation. Ridges and peaks are separated by deep valleys - troughs. Their slopes are eaten away by numerous steep-walled squares and circuses, the bottoms of which are filled with mountain lakes and glaciers. Many ridges are crowned with jagged ridges; they are deeply and densely dissected by river valleys. Here is the highest peak of the entire Urals - Mount Naroda (1895 m) and a number of mountains, characteristic of their alpine outlines, incl. Saber (1425). To the north of Naroda, the mountains narrow sharply and deviate to the northeast. To the south of it stretches a narrow jagged ridge with the Mansiner peak (1779 m). At the headwaters of the Khobe-yu and Vangyra rivers, the Inaccessible Ridge (1665 m) rises with a plateau-like summit crowned with scallops - the remains of weathering. The most picturesque mountain is the symbol of the park - Mount Manaraga, which majestically rises its six peaks.

The Subpolar Urals is a real mountainous country, in the central part of which the entire ridge expands to 150 km. In this area, the direction of the ridges changes from the meridional to the north-east. There are often kars, troughs, moraines and glaciers, among which are such famous ones as the Hoffmann and Malda glaciers.

When moving from west to east, three zones can be traced: the western ridge strip, the Central Urals and the eastern ridges. The western ridged strip stretches in the meridian direction. The Obeiz ridge, representing the western Ural spurs, consists of two ridge-like ridges - Maldy-Iz in the west and Western Saledy in the east. To the west of these ridges, the Sablya massif has advanced, on the eastern slope of which there is a small firn Hoffmann glacier. This entire mountain range is characterized by the presence of deep trough valleys, rocky peaks, sharp ridges, widespread development of kars, tarn lakes, and firn glaciers.

REPORT OF THE HIKING PART OF THE HIKE (PEOPLE'S MOUNTAIN)

The weather was great all day. In the morning, they added junk that was unnecessary for a hike and part of the food in the barracks on the edge of Zhelanny, where the staff of the Academy of Sciences lived. A watchman was constantly on duty in their barracks. At 11:30 we went up the Balbanu valley. We rounded Lake Bolshoye Balbanty on the left along an all-terrain road. The road is damp and swampy. In boots, I had to jump from bump to bump, then climb the slope above the road. We overtook a group of pedestrians with children, who left a little earlier than us. An hour and a quarter later we got up to rest at the ford, where a branch of the road crosses Balbania. After walking in the heat, we had a good swim in clean cold water. Further, at the mouth of a stream flowing from a wide valley on the left (where one of the branches of the road goes) it turned out to be very damp. There, in front of Lake Maloye Balbanty and Mount Old Man, stood a family of reindeer herders. With a sin in half, crossing the stream with its swampy shores, we got to the gentle slope of the valley under the Old Man Mountain.

valley Hambal-Yu

The road went to the right to the lake, but it was clearly too muddy there. We went along the deer paths on the slope of the valley. After passing Lake Maloe Balbanty, 55 minutes later we got up for lunch. It turned out that our gas burner was too weak for a kahn and could not bring it to a boil in the wind. Even the kan, hidden in a deep crevice between the stones, could not boil for half an hour. It was possible to finally bring it to a boil only on a small fire from a dry dwarf birch tree. At 15 20 we went further. After 52 minutes, we rested by the stream flowing from the couloir after the Old Man and the Old Woman massif. At 17 42 we went further. We overtook a large herd of deer. They ran in front of us for a long time (apparently mistaking us for shepherds), then went higher up the slope. A little before reaching the valley of the Upper Balbanty lakes near Balbanu there is a small ravine. A lot of stones began to come across. With difficulty we crossed the big stream from the Upper Balbanty lakes in our boots. A group of tourists passed towards the other bank, apparently with Limbekoy. Soon, a low pass to Limbekoyu opened on the right, and a narrow valley on the left, along which we wanted to climb Mount Narodnaya. Just before reaching this valley on the left bank there was a good place for anchorage. There was even a willow tree, suitable for firewood, but we decided to go further to the lake with an island. A significant ascent along the valley began. Although the road was not difficult today, the distance traveled was already felt. We stood in front of the imposing kara of the Balban glacier on the tongue of the moraine above the stream from the lake. The supper had to be cooked on the burner in a small pot in several stages.

The ascent to Narodnaya began at about 9 o'clock. The lobby of the circus with the lake was occupied by a snowfield. They did not dare to follow it and went along the edge to the right of the couloir. Having overcome the steep kurumnik on the ascent, we came out on a gentle rocky ridge at about 9.30. Having passed along the ridge, we once again steeply climbed a vast plateau. We walked along it for a long time, then the ascent to the rocky ridge began. Behind it was a hollow with a snowfield and a stream babbling under the stones. On the left, a car ended up to the Blue Lake. There was an excellent view of Mount Karpinsky and the endless expanses of Asia. A cloud swirled over the car for some time. Having rested at 11:30 by the stream, we began to climb a gentle rocky slope to the top. We climbed to the top at 12 20. Of course, this is not forgotten. The entire central part of the Subpolar Urals is visible from the highest point of the Urals. The beautiful Manaraga props the clouds with her crown. The Naroda River wriggles into the endless wilds of the Urals. In the distance, the Saber array is barely guessed. However, it was not possible to sit on the top alone for a long time. Soon two more groups climbed up there. At 1247 we started our descent. We quickly descended into a hollow with a snowfield. There, on the bank of one of the many streams, we had a bite and went further through the moraine rampart. The sky in the southwest had darkened - a rain charge was approaching. Everyone hurried downstairs. We first walked along the ridge, but then we saw people walking along the snowfield on the sidelines. We also went down to the snowfield and surprisingly quickly went down to the circus with the lake at 15 20. The rain caught up with us on the descent, but quickly ended. Returning to the camp, we quickly curled up and at 1700 went down the valley. Despite the harsh climate, there are many colors. At 1740 they set up in the Balbanyu valley between the two valleys, where the Upper Balbanty valley of the lakes also stood. There was a parking lot, which we noticed during the ascent, surrounded by a willow forest. It was full of firewood and finally a normal supper could be cooked. The gas burner was weak.

Mount Manaraga

After the ascent we had a half-day. We slept a little longer. The consequences of yesterday's sortie are felt. Still, the adaptation has not yet taken place. The weather is disgusting. Cold. It's windy. From low clouds drizzling from time to time. Kostya went to the pass to Limbekoy, the four of us - to the pass to the pass to the Blue Lake. On the way, I came across a tiny stream, overgrown with beautiful red moss. The stones are slippery. In two hours we reached the uppermost lake, Upper Balbanty. We didn’t climb the pass. Painfully wet stones and a steep climb. Oddly enough, sometimes the sun shone through, delighting us with a rainbow. By three o'clock we returned to the camp and rested until the evening. It got very cold in the evening.

Mount Narodnaya - on the horizon on the right

It was sunny and windy in the morning. We quickly packed up and went to Zhelanny. It was easy. In four hours we reached the ford across Balbania. We had a snack there. Shortly before the ford, we came across two tourists from Kostroma, heading for Narodnaya. An hour later, at 12 28, we reached the Desired. In Zhelanny we settled down on a small area in front of the ford. Slightly above the ford, the river can be crossed along a roll in wading boots, but where cars drive, the depth is more than a meter. At the mine, they said that the chief would arrive by 15 o'clock, and it would be possible to agree with him about the transfer to the mouth of the Pelingichei. We took our floatable junk from the "academicians", pouring them 100 gr. A GTT and a large tracked tractor drove past us several times, but they drive nearby and will not take us to Pelingichey. In general, it is felt that the tourists have already got the workers of the mine in order. About 15 o'clock the onboard "Ural" drove by. The driver said that he would take you to Pelingichey in two hours. Soon he drove back, saying that he would be back in an hour and a half. Soon a shift crew descended from a mountain overlooking the mine, dug by pits and quartz dumps. The road along which it descended seemed so steep that at first it did not occur to me that it was passable for ordinary cars. From a distance, the shift crawling slowly creeping downward, I took for a caterpillar tractor. It turned out that this shift will go to Inta after 18 hours. By 18 o'clock the onboard Ural returned. After standing in the engine yard next to the shift station, he drove up to us. Bargained for 300r. A heavily loaded shift crew followed us. On the way, we were once again convinced of the correctness of the decision to sail from the mouth of the Pelingichei, having looked at the "rock garden" in the river. We drove for about an hour. At the ford in the mouth of the Pelingichei we found a group with children on catamarans, with which we were thrown into Zhelanny. They stood on the opposite bank, where the ruins of an abandoned village could be seen. In the past few days, they barely walked thirty kilometers along these "rock gardens". There is already quite a decent larch forest, but it’s a little tough with firewood, apparently due to the popularity of parking lots.

at the top of Mount Narodnaya

STORY ABOUT MOUNTAIN MANARAGA - SERGEY ALEXEEV

It was exactly the same as I had seen in my dream, except perhaps lower, when viewed from a short distance, not so steep and completely dilapidated: all around there were rubble of stones overgrown with stunted larches, and steep talus.
As I walked towards her, she seemed shiny, white, unapproachable - a true alluring MANARAGO. And when in the mornings there was fog in the mountains or clouds hung over the top, it seemed as if it was an unimaginable height for the Urals, half covered with a glacier, and if it was inferior to Mont Blanc, then quite a bit. In spite of everything, I did not feel disappointment, another thing, for five days of walking along the winding mountain river Kosyu, unaccustomed to routes, tired, to trembling legs.
I really wanted to climb to the foot of Manaraga: the nights in the Subpolar Urals are so white that you can read the newspaper, but the strength was enough to climb along the icy stream only three hundred meters. Below, the June vomit was raging, especially voracious in the evening, but here, among the ice and snow, I breathed freely for the first time, chose a dry, mossy place, wrapped myself in a tarp and fell asleep.
MANA - RA - HA - alluring to the sun!
At night it was raining, then a cold wind started, and in the evening I didn't even light a fire, one sweater of warm clothes, instead of a tent - a piece of tarpaulin. To the touch, I went down a little lower, to the huge stones, found a secluded place under an overhanging boulder, turned upside down, climbed deeper and fell asleep again. And I was sure that the dog - a large German shepherd with a collar - I dreamed about. As if she came to my hole, sniffed the tarp and left. Where could she have come from here, a hundred kilometers from housing, and the locals are unlikely to keep shepherd dogs ...
When, at four o'clock, in the morning, frozen through and through, he crawled out of the shelter, at first he was amazed that all around was white: there was already a lot of snow, and then another quarter fell! Behind the mountain, dawn was already pecking in the clear sky, without a single cloud, and the wind seemed to have changed, warmed, so that the snow became sticky. I threw my backpack behind my back, looked at my feet and froze with unpleasant amazement: sleep in my hand, along the melting white shroud, stretched two dog tracks - the entrance from below and the exit to the east, to Manaraga. Near my rookery, the shepherd dog trampled a little, then made a leap, as if frightened of something or someone called her, and slowly trotted on. Looking around, I walked around the stone collapse, but I did not find a human trace - that is, the dog was running here alone or its owner walked far sideways.
It was slippery, but I didn't have enough patience to wait for the freshness to melt, and I set off with a dog's trail, fortunately, the rise was gentle, and under the snow I felt gravel. The mountain seemed to be nearby, but I climbed up to it for about an hour and only when I climbed the plateau, I finally saw the foot, or rather, a pile of boulders covered with snow.
The shepherd made an incomprehensible zigzag, climbing onto an angular inclined slab, scouring back and forth, jumped down and left in jumps to the stone collapse, as if someone had called. I, too, climbed onto this slab and sat down on the dry edge with my legs dangling.
And only now he took his eyes off the ground: Manaraga, gray from the snow, was dazzlingly beautiful and at the same time ominous, like any too beautiful woman. However, I admired her for a very short time, maybe ten seconds in total. Then the sun, still invisible, caught the tops of the rocks and seemed to heat them up, warmed them up so that the fiery yellow melt, which had matured to sparkling lava, overcame the binding hardness and now fell down.
I jumped up and backed away, catching myself wanting to run back. There was a complete feeling that a volcanic eruption or some kind of cosmic cataclysm had begun! Dozens of peaked rocks melted before our eyes and at the top a gigantic, regular-shaped bowl was formed, filled to the brim with boiling melt, and from it, as from the surface of the sun, slowly crawled out, twisted into a spiral and then exploded giant plasma prominences. They - my eyes do not lie! - carried away vertically into space, illuminating it, as if by beams of searchlights.
Exactly highlighting, because at that time the sky over Manaraga became night, dark blue and star-shaped. And I tried to look there, following these smoky-bright rays slowly rotating around the axis, and in their light I distinguished a certain interweaving of volumetric, yellow-pink structures in the form of load-bearing trusses, but then the space became dazzling white, my eyes filled with tears, and the eyelids closed involuntarily.
From incredible inspiration and fear, I wanted to scream, and perhaps I screamed, because after some time I discovered that I had lost my voice. The boiling of superheated magma in the bowl lasted for five to seven minutes, but a dozen and a half prominences were born above its surface (they could be counted!), And only after releasing them into space, the mountain began to calm down. This sparkling, lazy steam above the bowl, from which nuclear explosions would then arise, slowly lost energy and seemed to be sucked into the fiery, bubbling flesh, and the sultans, knocked out of the melt by boiling, began to fall off, and soon the shining surface just wandered like a brew on a low fire.
When this movement also gradually froze and the power of the glow of the cooling magma faded, again, quickly, before our eyes, crystallization began. That which was liquid and had just bubbled rapidly increased in volume, swelled in breadth, grew upward, acquiring conical shapes and at the same time lost temperature, and the colors from orange shimmered into crimson. Until, at the top of Manaraga, the cooling lancet teeth reared again, like a Phoenix bird from the ashes.
I have never seen anything like this in my life, but even not having recovered from the shock, I realized with my head (to myself in consolation) that this must be a light effect, probably caused by the special state of the optics of the atmosphere. And the soul protested - no, too natural and detailed picture unfolded at sunrise. The full feeling that the projector was once filmed, maybe at the birth of these mountains, the film and the sun only shone, projected the frames onto the screen.
Many times I have seen sunrises and sunsets in the mountains, reminiscent of the Ural mountains, the same worn out by glaciers and weathered, moreover, in different time and in all climates. And if this is just a visual deception, a special refraction of rays in space, then why have I never observed even something remotely similar, even insignificant details of what I saw only now?
Of course, what struck me most was that the appearance of the bowl remained in the visual memory and was imprinted by the consciousness, when the upper half of Manaraga melted, and the lower one began to serve as a pedestal and was solid, bluish dark. And when the sparkling spray flew over the edge of this boiling cauldron, then for a moment the absolutely real slopes of the mountain and the rubble of stones were highlighted. Moreover, the splashed magma then slowly cooled down and for some time glowed against the black background of the sole. And I was close to these freezing drops, so close that I felt the heat emanating from them, warmed myself after sleeping under the block, and then I completely broke into sweat. Therefore, first of all, barely shaking off my numbness, I began to look around, almost sure that I would find these volcanic spray, but the snow was pure, untouched, and only a chain of dog tracks pulled a little obliquely to the slope of Manaraga.
For two hours I was still standing on the slab, so agitated that I forgot why I had come to the mountains, I suddenly discovered that my arms and legs were shaking, and I still lift my head up and look at the sky above the summit. For a while, my memory was knocked off, I did not know what I needed to do next, but the heat disappeared faster than the stupefaction, my damp back chilled, and the sun, looking up from the mountain, was still dim and did not warm.
The chills brought me to my senses, forced me to return to the ground, and I finally remembered that I was going to climb to the top and look from there where the Ice Lake is, as my grandfather taught.
Finally, I came down from the stove and climbed into the barn, keeping track of the dog's melting trail. It is not easy to walk on steep rocky slopes on two legs even in dry weather, and in the rain the lichen gets wet and becomes worse than soap; so as not to break your legs on the wreckage, sprinkled with fresh melted snow, you can only move on all fours or crawl (it used to be, they crawled on the boulders of the Yenisei Ridge). After seeing the sunrise over Manaraga, I could not look at my feet and kept pulling my head up - there was a feeling that something else could happen there, which I suddenly would not notice. And only because of this he began to fall.
The first time was successful, the second time he broke his elbow, the skin was pulled off as if with a rasp, and he also bruised a nerve and dried his hand. But he climbed about fifty meters before he realized that he looked like a suicide.
Somehow, looking back, I went back down to the stream, to the first larches, since I was following the dog's footsteps. And the shepherd dog, clever, did not climb on the stones and chose the path along the packed rubble scree.
Below I lit a fire and stood up under the smoke, spreading a tarp over my back like a sail: either it was so cold overnight, or the frightened adrenaline excitement had not yet passed away from the stunning sight, but I was pounding, even if I almost climbed into the fire itself.
Meanwhile, the sun rose over the Urals, stirred the air, and a warm southwestern wind swept to the foot of the mountain. The loose snow began to melt quickly, the water immediately absorbed into the moss, went into the rubble and after two hours it was almost dry, summer came down again, but the slopes and Manaraga itself were still variegated, black and white.
Two days ago, as soon as I saw Manaraga on the horizon, I walked and chose the route of my ascent, and the closer I got, the more often I changed them, as the mountain loomed with new faces. And yesterday I stopped at the most real one - on the western side along the stream, where the slope is more gentle and in its middle there is a rather flat hump, probably made up of boulders - just at this place the edges of the bowl of fire lay.
Having warmed up, I did not wait for the slopes facing the sun to melt, and went to storm Manaraga for the second time. I thought, while I was walking, it would drive off the snow, I ate a biscuit with a lump of sugar with a force, chopped a small bundle of firewood with a specially sharpened sapper spade (you can't find a stick on top), stuck it to my backpack and moved back to the stove, from where I watched the sunrise.
I was not so hot as a mountaineer, however, as well as a rock climber. So, I crawled along the slides on the Angara, on the Taimyr and on the Krasnoyarsk Pillars having fun. Therefore, he walked like a tourist, and from the equipment there was a piece of rope about thirty meters, two real hooks, a sapper shovel in a case on his belt, and a geological hammer presented by Tolya Strelnikov as a talisman. His philosophical dictum (or maybe he stole from someone) was burned out on a long handle: "Not all gold that glitters, we say, and we pass nuggets."
However, almost nothing was needed here, except that a homemade hammer that could be used as an ice pick or crutch. The snow really drove away as I climbed the mountain, only the old winter snow remained. The slope turned out to be rather gentle and if an impregnable threshold came across, then it could always be bypassed. By half past nine, the ascent became even more gentle, and soon, with a sinking heart, I got out onto the platform, almost horizontal - on the pedestal in which the sun bowl stood at sunrise.
There was nothing special here, all the same piles of stones covered with lichens, and no traces of melting or burning (and there was hope in the soul, it was too natural to see a bowl with bubbling melt!). Even the snow here melted only on the tops of the stones, the rest lay intact, falling through the boulders. I started looking for a place to hide from the wind, make a fire and make strong tea, and suddenly came across dog tracks. Where have you got to? And the question is, why, if not the owner brought her here?
Leaving my backpack light, I wrote a decent circle but to the collapse, hoping to still catch the footprints of a person, however, except for my own, I did not find anything.
A dog cannot, must not just climb the hill on its own! Moreover, to a height of one and a half thousand meters! And even if this is not a shepherd dog, but a wolf, then he has nothing to do here: there is no prey, but the she-wolf's lairs are arranged, on the contrary, in low places, closer to the water ...
To make a fire, however, as well as to drink tea immediately got sick, you can give yourself away with smoke. And I also caught myself constantly looking around and walking, hiding behind stones - there must be a man somewhere!
Of course, after spending more than a month under the "outdoor" and feeling and seeing it all the time, some element of the persecution mania gets stuck in the brain. At least, the habit of keeping track of whether there is a "tail" remains for a long time, and I experienced this on trains while traveling from Tomsk and then, from Moscow to the village of Kosyu. Couldn't shake the urge to look back, even when he hired a guy with by motor boat and swam up the deserted river - groping around the banks and looking back to see if they were catching up. And when for several days in a row he rustled with gravel along the river slopes and shoals, spending the night on the banks, he still looked around.
No one was tracking me, that's for sure, I did not meet oncoming and transverse ones during the entire walking path, except for the Kazanka under the Vortex engine, which rushed past down the river - it seems that the uniform cap of a forester or huntsman flashed, but I hid behind a stone and he could not see me.
Nobody knew that I was going to Manaraga, the man gave me a boat ride only to the confluence of Kosyu with Vangyr, as if a fisherman, and left me on the shore. Where I went next, he did not see, because he was hungover and received a settlement in liquid currency.
That is, if now someone else is climbing the mountain with a dog, doing it independently of me, it's just that the paths converge so ... But why then should he hide his tracks? And how does he manage to do this, moving through the fresh snow? Jumping all the time on the thawed bald spots of the stones is impossible in principle ...
Hiding my backpack, with one hammer and a spatula on my belt, I followed a dog's trail, believing that it would certainly get along with the owner's: judging by the zigzags, the shepherd dog was prowling around, but according to her dog's habit it still kept the human track and always crossed it , thus focusing on the main direction of movement. Only one hundred and fifty meters moved away, if in a straight line, and then the trail dived between the boulders, where it disappeared. I walked around the collapse - there was no way out, which means that the dog hid somewhere here. Squeezing sideways, I tried to see what was there, in the pile of stone, but blinded by the white snow, I saw nothing, and the flashlight remained in my backpack. If desired, here and a person could crawl, if crawling and at the very ground. I called out - bobby, bobby, whistled, and it seemed that something had stirred in the dark belly of the collapse and smelled of the stagnant spirit of the dog.
After all, here, contrary to all natural laws and animal customs, there was a den, probably a dog's. Probably, the shepherd dog was abandoned by tourists, or maybe it escaped from the camp guards, went away from people, here it whelps and now feeds its offspring, running after prey into the forest.
And this offspring will become free, free ...
However, such a story was only suitable for a sugary story: a dog is not a person, does not violate any laws and strictly observes customs, otherwise it would have degenerated long ago and lost all hereditary instincts, as happened with the king of nature.
I noticed the collapse and went to my backpack for a flashlight: the events in Manaraga developed interestingly, mysteriously, starting from sunrise, the mood was upbeat, and the search habit prompted - do not miss anything, check everything to the end and only then draw conclusions and take the next step.
At the place where he left the backpack, there was only firewood, untied by someone and carefully laid on a dry stone. Not believing my eyes, I turned around on the landing, looked into the cracks and sat down: if not, then it won't be there, it won't fall through the ground ....
The one who took the backpack, it is possible, now saw me, remaining invisible himself, and he was laughing, you bastard, watching the fuss! Distracted by a dog and stole everything at once - warm clothes and, most importantly, food, thus putting an end to my expedition. And there were supplies at an economical consumption for a week, I would have time to find Ice Lake, catch a goldfish, and there would be enough for the return trip ...
But now there were no fishing rods and a folding spinning rod, even the rope and tarpaulin rested, you bastard! And most importantly, ten packs of cigarettes!
So that you choke, you bastard!
- Hey you, come here! - I shouted and did not hear my voice, lost at sunrise, in front of the bowl, from where the solar prominences were carried away into space.
And in the head of yesterday's criminal inspector, one by one, the versions rushed through, until the thought focused on one - a fugitive convict, since there are enough camps in the Komi Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic. He went into the mountains, hid, ran wild and now he is robbing tourists. And the dog works with him as a couple: he brought it from somewhere, picked it up, and nailed itself. Or maybe, when he gave the fight, they let the shepherd go on the trail, and the convict humbled her, tamed her and made her his own. He lives here for several years, learned to walk without leaving traces, eat raw food, live without fire, that's why he didn't take firewood - a kind of Ural Tarzan ...
No, and this version was not suitable, also literary, moreover, of the American style.
I still could not believe that it was all over, I walked along the collapse and kicked stones. I was well aware of what happens to a person in a mountainous taiga area, if he was left without food and a gun, and to the nearest housing where there are people, four or five days' march.
Hungry is almost twice as much. Of course, one can hope that a motorboat will pick up on the river, but ... sit and wait for the weather by the sea?
And in the backpack there were three, still grandfathers, baubles, made of silver fifty dollars of the twenty-fourth year ...
Yes, you can climb to the teeth of Manaraga as long as you have the strength, and with the sole purpose of seeing the Ice Lake, getting your bearings, and leaving, no, immediately running back to Kosyu. There is money for the way back, you can use them to buy food, tackle and go back, if only in order to find this invisible thief with a dog ...
There is no point in leaving when less than half a kilometer is left to the top, then I will regret that I wavered, became faint-hearted and did not go - the rocks are just a stone's throw away!
It was I who persuaded myself, exhorted and even shamed. Here she is, the jagged beauty, standing and propping up the sky. Os-dances are like a crowd of people lined up at a cliff facing east. If you look for a long time, it begins to seem as if they are moving and waving their hands ...
Maybe this was what my grandfather meant when he said that people were standing on the mountain? ..
The recollection of these words of my grandfather somehow unexpectedly cheered me up, I nevertheless climbed the mountain, and it turned out that without a backpack it was much more agile to wade between stones and cross huge fragments of rocks. So I passed more than an hour until I noticed that all this time I was almost persistently thinking about my grandfather, or rather, I have been habitually wondering recently what he was doing near Manaraga, my grandfather? Did you go on a hike? ..

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It is well known that the highest point of the Urals is the top of Mount Narodnaya - 1895 meters. It became known to science after the expedition of A.N. Aleshkov, which he organized in 1927. not as beautiful as Manaraga and does not stand out in anything special among other peaks of the Northern and Subpolar Urals. It is characterized by a large number of cars and circuses, which became the basis for the most beautiful lakes. A prerequisite, like for all other mountains of the Subpolar Urals, is the presence of glaciers and snowfields.

The western slope of Mount Narodnaya is gentle, and the eastern one is steeper, with steep walls and gorges. The climate in the region of Mount Narodnaya and Manaraga is rather harsh, with long winters and very short cool summers. The average temperature in winter is -19 ° C. This period is characterized by snowstorms and piercing winds. V summer months the air temperature rises to 12 ° C. The mountain is located in the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug on the territory of the Yugyd Va National Park.

Name of the Narodnaya mountain

In connection with Mount Narodnaya, there is still a dispute about the origin of its name. On the one hand, everything is obvious here, since the name "folk" comes from the noun "people" and in this case the stress should be on the second syllable. By the way, it was done in textbooks and encyclopedias of the Soviet Union times. But there are followers of another theory. If you believe her, then in the toponym "Narodnaya" the stress should be placed on the first syllable, that is. "Native", because it originates from the name of the Naroda River, which has its source on the slopes of the mountain. And the Naroda River got its name from the verb "to give birth", and among the local tribes (Komi, Zyryans) it was considered the place from which their family originated.

Mountain People's. Photo from here http://www.skitalets.ru/photogallery/2004/pripolar_alex/narodnaya.jpg

Which mountain is higher?

The mountains of the Subpolar Urals are higher than the peaks of the Southern, Northern and even Polar. It is here that all the highest peaks of the Ural Mountains are located. Suffice it to mention such mountains as Telpos Iz, Sablya, Manaraga and, of course, Narodnaya Mountain itself. Initially, the highest peak was considered Mount Sablya (1497 meters). Then the championship passed to Mount Telpos-Iz (translated as "nest of winds") with its height of 1617 meters. Subsequently, the palm was given to Mount Manaraga, the height of which will be determined as 1660 meters. For a very long time there were disputes about which mountain is higher - Manaraga or Narodnaya. The height of the first was determined at the level of 1820 meters and therefore this figure still appears in some sources. Much later, thanks to the development of scientific methods for determining heights, it was possible to establish that the real height of Manarag is only 1660 meters, and its obvious supremacy is apparent, thanks to the landscape. Today, and probably forever, Narodnaya is recognized as the highest mountain.

View from Mount Narodnaya. Photo from here http://www.4erdak.ru/gallery/

Tourism and rest

Like Manaraga, it has become a cult destination for hikers and hikers. The relative accessibility of the mountain, its glory as the highest mountain in the Urals and indescribable beauty Subpolar Urals made the route to Narodnaya very popular. Climb to Narodnaya along the western or northern slope. The ascent is complicated by a large number of boulders, cars with lakes, ledges. At the very top, there is a large tour or pyramid, which contains the notes of the former conquerors of the Narodnaya. Mountain trekking in the area of ​​Narodnaya Mountain is also interesting because it can be combined with rafting down the Kosyu River.

Mount Narodnaya- located near the river N "aroda (stress on the first syllable). In the Komi language the mountain is called Naroda-Iz (from - mountain). And in the Mansi language the mountain is called Poengurr. Perhaps the name of the river comes from the Mansi Narota-ya, where I - river or Ner-ati-ya - a river that gathers mountains. The height of the Narodnaya is 1895 meters. high mountain in the Urals. Located on the border of Komi and Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug.

Video clip for the song "Everyone chooses for himself" muses. V. Berkovsky Art. Y. Levitansky, isp. S. Nikitin, the author of the video by T. Kochurin

The highest mountain in the Urals bore the name of the Aryan clairaudient, sage and healer Narada. This comrade seemed to have traveled to parallel worlds and predicted the birth of Krishna. In Sanskrit, Narada is "a being without barriers in the Universe." No more, no less.

Once the great sage and ascetic Narada went to the shore of the Sea of ​​Milk and from there to the northwest,

where was big Island named Shvetadvipa - "White, bright island". Having reached this island, where "bright people, shining like a moon," lived, he raised his hands to the sky and began to call the supreme god in prayer, praising him with secret names. And then to the calls of Narada, "visible in the universal image", appeared God, who was "as if like a month spiritually pure, and at the same time, as if completely different from the month. And as if fire-colored, and as if mentally flashing stars radiance; like a rainbow, and like crystal sparkle, like a bluish-black brushstroke, and like a pile of gold. Either the color of a coral branch, now a white sheen, here golden-colored, like beryl there; like the blue of a sapphire, in places like smaragda, in some places - like a pearl thread.So many different colors and images took the Eternal Saint one hundred-headed, a thousand-headed, a thousand-legged, a thousand-eyed, a thousand-bellied, a thousand-armed, and in some places - invisible ...

In 1928, the mountain was renamed Narodnaya in honor of the Soviet people and in honor of the 10th anniversary of the revolution. In general, a lot of copies were broken about the name.

Mount Narodnaya is located in the Subpolar Urals on the border of Komi and Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug. Its height is 1895 meters.

Local Mansi tell such a legend. When the earth first appeared, it swayed, did not stand still. And the Gods thought: "How will people stick to it?" And they decided to strengthen the Earth, to gird it with a belt. And then the main God gave his belt, which was decorated with heavy buttons. Thanks to this, the Earth sank deeply and became motionless. And in the place where the belt lay, now the Ural ridge is the middle of the Earth.

This is how the master of sports E.P. Maslennikov described the ascent to the National People's Sports: “Throughout the entire path, you have to move between huge boulders that cover the slopes in chaotic disorder. it's more difficult. It's easier to get to the mountain along the spurs from the north ... Hence the easiest ascent. Behind each ridge, which seems to be the last, a new one opens. But, finally, along the huge flat boulders - sandstones of completely white color, which nature in a large space zealously laid out all the approaches to the highest point of the mountain, you reverently approach the battlements crowning the highest peak of the Urals. "

Tourists say that the easiest ascent is from the valley of the Balbanyu River along the kurums. And from the Siberian side it is the most difficult, you need mountaineering equipment. Most often, the ascent is made from the territory of the Yudyg-va National Park. This park is considered the largest among its kind in Russia and is under protection.

At the foot of Mount Narodnaya, scientists led by Alexander Oleshkov, who can be called the godfather of this mountain, first appeared only in 1928. Before highest mountain Ural was considered Saber 1497 m, then Telposiz 1616 m. And only the geologist Oleshkov proved that the highest point is Mount Narodnaya. Oleshkov just called the mountain Narodnaya in honor of the 10th anniversary of the revolution.

The weather here is changeable and capricious. Chances are good that after climbing the mountain, you will find yourself in "milk". Well, it's not just here. At the very top, the People's Cross was erected in honor of the 2nd millennium of the baptism of Rus. He was dragged here by pilgrims. Above there is a triangulation sign, everything is studded with coins and many commemorative plaques.

More than 500 million years ago, the sea splashed on this place. The age of the Ural Mountains is 280-250 million years. They are the oldest in the world. In the Subpolar Urals, nature has been preserved almost in its original form. Here you can observe the entire chronicle of the geological history of the Urals. The Urals are a real storehouse of minerals. Of the 55 species that were developed in the USSR, 48 are represented in the Urals. Quartz is mined in the vicinity of Narodnaya. More than half of the Russian reserves of high-quality vein quartz are concentrated here. widely used in the radio-electronic, military and space industries. The Zhelannoye deposit is the largest in the world. Its development has been going on for over 60 years.

S. Zharnikova: “According to Aryan legends, the ancestor of the people Manu, fleeing from the flood, attached his ship to the horn of a huge fish and stopped at the spur of the mountain, which has since been called“ Manu Slope. ”But not far from Mount Narada, Mount Manaraga rises and flows the Manaraga river. According to legend, a woman named Ila or Ida, who appeared from milk and butter sacrificed by the great-ancestor, became Manaraga's wife. But the river Ila or Ilych still flows next to the Manaraga river ... "

Mount Manaraga- one of the highest and beautiful mountains Ural, located in the upper reaches of the Kosyu River and 20 km west of the city of Narodnaya. its height is 1662 meters. Manaraga is crowned with an extraordinary jagged top that looks like a crown. According to one of the versions, the mountain got its Samoyed (Nenets) name for this peak, which means "Bear's paw" In the Komi language, the mountain is called Una-Yura-Iz - "Many-headed mountain". And I like the version of the writer Sergei Alekseev - Mana-Ra-Ga - "alluring to the Sun."

The highest peak of the Urals is Mount Narodnaya, the height of its peak is 1895 meters above sea level. This mountain is located on the border between two regions - the Komi Republic and the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug. At the same time, the peak of the summit itself is shifted by half a kilometer from the border between them to the territory of the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug. Therefore, we refer the mountain to this region.

There are two versions of the name of this natural landmark. One suggests putting stress on the first syllable, and the other on the second. It would seem that the second option is more logical: "folk" means belonging to everyone. This version is also confirmed by the opening time highest peak... The name was given to her in 1927 during the expedition of A.N. Aleshkova.

During that period, literally everything was dedicated to the Soviet state and, accordingly, to the people. However, despite the slimness of this version, many prefer another option. The fact is that the river of the People flows nearby (the stress should be on the first syllable). If the mountain was named after her, then it is clear that in its name the stress will also be on the first syllable.

In any case, whatever you call the mountain, the fact itself does not change from this - there are no others above this mountain in the Urals. Previously, the championship was given to Mount Sable (1497 meters), and then to Mount Manaraga (1660 meters). Subsequently, scientists recognized that both rocks could not claim to be the highest. Natural conditions near Narodnaya (and especially at its top) do not differ in softness.

The climate here is harsh; in winter, the thermometer often drops to minus 19 ° C. Snowstorms are common. There are glaciers at the very top. But this does not become an obstacle for numerous groups of tourists going to conquer the mountain. For them, Mount Narodnaya on the map of the Urals is a significant place.

The northern and western slopes are considered suitable for climbing. If you, too, decide to test your strength and try to conquer the top, get ready for the fact that the path will not be easy. It is best to go camping in summer time when conditions are more or less comfortable. Often they choose the route that starts in the village of Kozhim Rudny and runs through the Kosyu River, the Studenchesky Pass and a number of other objects.

During the ascent, it is quite likely not only rains, but also snow, even if it is July. In the mountains, this is a common thing. Therefore, you should equip yourself more seriously. Those who have already been on such a hike are advised to take rubber hunting boots with them, since there will always be wetlands along the way.

Your path will run along tundra slopes, swamps and dense forest. In summer, you can enjoy the interesting northern cloudberry. It is impossible to confuse it with any other berries: it is distinguished by its bright orange color and juicy taste. It is quite possible that you will come across reindeer, as well as local reindeer herders - Mansi.

Muncie will give you directions if you feel you are lost. But now the top is approaching. You see beautiful lakes that fill the stone circuses. Here you can also observe volumetric depressions cutting into rocks, - punishment. They can be filled with water, snow or glaciers.

Those who have reached the top will have an amazing view. All the surrounding mountains are perfectly visible from Narodnaya. Immediately you will find traces of previous expeditions. At the very top is a cairn of stones, keeping the notes of all conquerors who wished to leave messages to their followers. You can also leave a few words about yourself.

Climbing Mount Narodnaya will give you unforgettable emotions and an all-encompassing sense of delight that will cover the summit. Just do not forget to obtain a permit to enter the nature Park Yugyd Va. After all, Mount Narodnaya is part of this park and really belongs to the entire people, and therefore is protected by the state.

Mount Narodnaya in the photo

The address: Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug, Berezovsky District, Ural Mountains