Ecotrope to the stone labyrinth "Babylon" (Kandalaksha)

The route to the stone labyrinth is available for passage during the absence of snow cover from late spring to early autumn.

It originates from the Monastery pillowcase, which can be reached on foot or by car. On the way to the Monastery pillowcase, on Zarechnaya Street, you can see the ancient Pomeranian huts, some of which have survived to this day. Several historical monuments are waiting for you on the navolok itself, as well as beautiful views of Mount Barynya, the right bank of the Niva River, and the Kandalaksha Bay.

The path to the labyrinth runs along the bay through the forest, along the rocks and the shore. The trail is equipped with signs that contain information about the flora and fauna of the area.

During the period of full tide, you can walk the entire route along the shore.

Local guides, as well as the staff of the Museum of the History of Kandalaksha, can offer you a guided tour along this route.

Rules of behavior in natural areas
Dear tourists, when visiting natural areas, remember that your stay should be safe for nature.
To do this, you need to follow simple rules:

1. Do not dig up or set fire to plants;
2. Do not break tree branches;
3. Do not chase animals and do not break their homes;
4. Do not touch the chicks that have fallen out of the nest;
5. Don't dig holes;
6. Do not move off/off existing roads/trails;
7. Do not break tourist parking lots and do not light bonfires outside specially designated areas;
8. Don't leave any garbage behind;
9. Do not turn on sound amplifying devices unnecessarily;
10. Take care of our nature – the basis of life on Earth!