Lake Ladoga - Morye
Thousands of citizens go to relax on the beaches of the Resort District - there is everything they need... except clean water. For fresh wind and clean water, you need to go to Lake Ladoga.
Address:
Leningrad region, Vsevolozhsk district, railway station Ladoga Lake
Nature itself made sure that there was no monotony on the Ladoga shores: necklaces of islands, scatterings of boulders, granite cliffs, rocky ridges, sandbanks and dunes covered with pine trees.
And full of fish! In the village of Lake Ladoga, the road goes directly to the beach.
To get to it you need to go down a small hill along the sand. At the top of the hill there are tall pine trees. In the evening the place looks very romantic. During the day, especially on weekends, there are a lot of people here. The entrance to the water is small stones - then sand. This beach ends with a checkpoint.
Further territory is closed by the military. But it is possible to get there. You just need to go further in the direction of the train; the rails will soon turn into a picturesque forest path. After 400 meters you need to turn right and exit onto the asphalt road along Ladoga, past the checkpoint. On both sides of the road there are signs "Stop! They're shooting! Passing and driving is prohibited!" But these signs do not disturb vacationers at all. Meanwhile, your gaze opens to a view of the picturesque beach and pine forest, which is located between the beach and the road.
On weekdays there is almost no one here; on weekends there are much fewer people than on well-known beaches. These are mainly lovers of outdoor activities. Sometimes lovers of noisy parties come here in cars from Morier, but this usually happens on weekends. And on weekdays you can enjoy the waves, wind, seagulls, clouds, sunrises and sunsets alone. They say that in Ladoga they still don’t swim in July, and in August they don’t swim anymore.
This is not true... The water is, however, cool, but this is natural for such a large lake.
When you go into the water, there is sand under your feet, no mud at the bottom, and no stones either.
There are small waves you can swing on. It is not deep here, so you can see many couples with babies who live here for weeks. When you get tired of swimming and sunbathing and want to explore the surrounding area, you can head along the lake along the paved road towards the village of Morye.
The walk will take about an hour. Despite the fact that recently more and more vacationers have been coming to this rather wild place, the forest is full of strawberries, blueberries and mushrooms. Right next to Morier, the gates of the military unit are wide open. And just outside the gate there is an old church. For those who like long walks, there is a great opportunity to walk to Borisova Griva station.
You need to walk along the picturesque banks of the river; in one place the dirt road will intersect with an asphalt road, which will lead you to Borisov Griva (about 12 km). At the Ladoga Lake station there are two small shops where you can buy all the necessary provisions for the hike.
One minus is the huge queues when the next train arrives. The road is literally dotted with benches, tables and shops selling smoked, dried and fresh fish.
And full of fish! In the village of Lake Ladoga, the road goes directly to the beach.
To get to it you need to go down a small hill along the sand. At the top of the hill there are tall pine trees. In the evening the place looks very romantic. During the day, especially on weekends, there are a lot of people here. The entrance to the water is small stones - then sand. This beach ends with a checkpoint.
Further territory is closed by the military. But it is possible to get there. You just need to go further in the direction of the train; the rails will soon turn into a picturesque forest path. After 400 meters you need to turn right and exit onto the asphalt road along Ladoga, past the checkpoint. On both sides of the road there are signs "Stop! They're shooting! Passing and driving is prohibited!" But these signs do not disturb vacationers at all. Meanwhile, your gaze opens to a view of the picturesque beach and pine forest, which is located between the beach and the road.
On weekdays there is almost no one here; on weekends there are much fewer people than on well-known beaches. These are mainly lovers of outdoor activities. Sometimes lovers of noisy parties come here in cars from Morier, but this usually happens on weekends. And on weekdays you can enjoy the waves, wind, seagulls, clouds, sunrises and sunsets alone. They say that in Ladoga they still don’t swim in July, and in August they don’t swim anymore.
This is not true... The water is, however, cool, but this is natural for such a large lake.
When you go into the water, there is sand under your feet, no mud at the bottom, and no stones either.
There are small waves you can swing on. It is not deep here, so you can see many couples with babies who live here for weeks. When you get tired of swimming and sunbathing and want to explore the surrounding area, you can head along the lake along the paved road towards the village of Morye.
The walk will take about an hour. Despite the fact that recently more and more vacationers have been coming to this rather wild place, the forest is full of strawberries, blueberries and mushrooms. Right next to Morier, the gates of the military unit are wide open. And just outside the gate there is an old church. For those who like long walks, there is a great opportunity to walk to Borisova Griva station.
You need to walk along the picturesque banks of the river; in one place the dirt road will intersect with an asphalt road, which will lead you to Borisov Griva (about 12 km). At the Ladoga Lake station there are two small shops where you can buy all the necessary provisions for the hike.
One minus is the huge queues when the next train arrives. The road is literally dotted with benches, tables and shops selling smoked, dried and fresh fish.
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Address:
Leningrad region, Vsevolozhsk district, railway station Ladoga Lake
