Kara Dag, an extinct volcano, offers a unique hiking experience and an opportunity to see Red Data Book flowers and oak groves thriving among harsh rocks and steep cliffs overlooking the foaming sea.
Karadag Nature Reserve: Taming volcanoes
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View of the volcanic mountain range from Kurortnoye
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Cliffs in the nature reserve
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The rocky backbone of the mountain range
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Mountain range
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Golden Gate Cliff
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Coastal cliff surface texture
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Elements of volcanic origin in the nature reserve
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Mountains meet the sea
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Main building of the Vyazemsky Karadag Research Station and the Nature Reserve at the Russian Academy of Science
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Visitors to the Karadag History and Nature Museum
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Museum visitors
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Mountain range
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View of the volcanic mountain range from Kurortnoye
RIA Novosti, Sergey Malgavko
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Cliffs in the nature reserve
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The rocky backbone of the mountain range
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Mountain range
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Golden Gate Cliff
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Coastal cliff surface texture
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Elements of volcanic origin in the nature reserve
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Mountains meet the sea
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Main building of the Vyazemsky Karadag Research Station and the Nature Reserve at the Russian Academy of Science
RIA Novosti, Sergey Malgavko
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Visitors to the Karadag History and Nature Museum
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Museum visitors
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Mountain range
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