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I already gave a certain description of the route in the first article, but I will duplicate it here.

Route | How to get there

Taganrog – Rostov – Belorechensk – Lago-Naki checkpoint.

1. From Taganrog to Rostov is an ordinary train.
2. From Rostov to Belorechensk – train at night (departure about 8 pm, arrival – 4 am).
3. From Belorechensk you can take a taxi to the checkpoint, you can take a bus / taxi to Maykop, and you can like us – by transfer (https:// gorykavkaz.rf / transfer_do_lagonaki.php).

The return trip is as follows: shelter Babuk-Aul – Solokh-Aul – Dagomys – Sochi – Rostov.

1. From Babuk-Aul by transfer (can be ordered from a forester in a shelter) to Solokh-Aul.
2. From Solokh-Aul by regular bus to Dagomys.
3. From Dagomys by train to Sochi.
4. From Sochi go by train to Rostov.

Prices

Transport:

1. Train Taganrog-Rostov = 130 rub.
2. Train Rostov – Belorechensk = ~1300 rub.
3. Transfer Belorechensk – Checkpoint Lago-Naki for 6 = 4500 rub.
4. Transfer Babuk-Aul – Solokh-Aul (UAZ) = 5000 rub.
5. Bus Solokh-Aul – Dagomys – 150 rub.
6. Train Dagomys – Sochi = 42 rub.
7. Train Sochi – Rostov-on-Don = ~1300 rub.

Stay on the territory of the reserve for 3 days for 6 people = 5400 rubles.

Food (stew Agrocomplex, rice, cereals) = 5400 rubles.

Hotel in Belorechensk for 1 day for 2 people for 6 people = 2400 rubles.

I will not count the equipment, because everyone needed it in different quantities.

Total: 6800 rubles (4 days)

Equipment

Minimum required:

1. Tourist backpack (from 65 liters).
2. Tent (actually a tent can take one for two, but I'll still include it in the list as for each)
3. Sleeping bag (lower comfort is not less than the night temperature, in our case – +4)
4. Karimat / self-inflating mat
5. Inflatable pillow
6. Foam seating mat (arsonist)
7. Spare shoes
8. Socks – ordinary, woolen for sleeping (calculation – 1 pair – 1 day, +2 pairs if it rains, +1 pair spare)
9. Briefs (calculation of 1 pair – 1 day)
10. Cotton T-shirts – 2 pieces
11. Warm fleece jacket
12. Shorts for the city
13. Trekking pants
14. Trekking shorts
15. Camping plate
16. Hiking mug
17. Multitool for food
18. Knife
19. Burner
20. Food pot
21. Gas (we had enough of one cylinder for 600 grams + one for 100)
22. Raincoat
23. Plastic water bottles
24. Soap
25. Charging for phone
26. Powerbank (enough for 40 Ah for 6 people)
27. Medicine chest
28. Walletpassportpolicy
29. Thermal underwear
30. Windbreaker
31. Light snack for every day
32. Tea, sugar, salt

Recommended set:

1. Trekking socks
2. Hydrator
3. Sunscreen
4. Trekking poles
5. Sunglasses
6. Ropes for tents
7. Walkie-talkie (Type Baofeng UV-5R)

Maximum set:

1. Inflatable neck pillow (go in buses and trains)
2. Isotonic powder
3. Heated insoles

You can replace the powerbank solar panel at 15 watts, and charge during the hike.

Equipment personally I bought in Sportmaster, Alloy, Decathlon, AliExpress

Meal

Food was taken from the calculation of:

1. Stew – 1 can for 2 people for 1 meal (not that from the belly, but quite satisfying). For the future I will count 1.5 banks.
2. Cereals – 150-200 grams per dose per person
3. Bread – 1 loaf for one day
4. Snacks – condensed milk, chocolate, cookies, nuts – 3 times a day as a snack