A free ski track has appeared in Minsk's "Green Harbor" (Zialonaya Havany). It runs along the golf course next to residential areas. You can ski for free, but you need to bring your own skis and necessary equipment, Realt.by writes .
The track turned out to be exclusive and atmospheric. It is unlikely to be suitable for mass skiing. Rather, it will be appreciated by those who prefer a quiet rest and immersion in natural idyll. For skiers, a small strip has been cleared on the academic field, winding along snow-covered lawns and climbing neat "Swiss" hills.
"We wanted to create a place not for competitions, but for enjoyable skiing, to soak in the beauty of January nature and savor the moment. The track will be available to residents of 'Green Harbor,' as well as Minsk residents and guests from other settlements. We invite everyone to immerse themselves in this fairytale atmosphere. And after skiing, you can walk along 'Green Harbor,' where you can still catch the New Year's decor, take photos, and observe birds in the Stiklyovo nature reserve," noted "A-100 Development."
The track will be open daily from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The only thing you need is to come or arrive with your own skis. Before heading out to the track, you will need to approach the golf academy administrator, undergo a safety briefing, and sign for its completion. All of this is free.
There is free parking for visitors near the golf academy. Those who are not driving can get to "Green Harbor" by shuttle bus No. 1222 from metro stations "Uskhod" (Vostok) or "Mahilyowskaya" (Mogilevskaya).
Afterwards, the organizers suggest taking a walk through "Green Harbor" in January. The complex was decorated in a Scandinavian style for the holidays: a Scandinavian Dala horse greets visitors in the central square against a backdrop of fluffy fir trees, "bullfinches" hide behind the houses, and in the evening, figures of forest inhabitants glow spectacularly.
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