Panagia tract and Arpat waterfalls in the village of Zelenogorye

Panagia Tract it is the main attraction of Zelenogorye villages. In the narrow gorge of the tract flows the stream Arpat, it is the river Pananya-Uzen, which means "holy river". In the path of the water, the rocks formed many beautiful waterfalls, and the water for millions of years made fancy baths in the stones. Along the stream there is a pedestrian tourist route, for the sake of walking along which tourists and travelers come here.

The tourist route passes along a well-equipped trail with stairs and railings, benches for recreation, and at the beginning of the route there is even a toilet. The hike does not require special training and equipment, but in some places the passages are quite difficult, and the elderly and children will not be able to. However, the most beautiful and interesting places at the beginning of the route are available to everyone. If desired, you can swim in the bathrooms, in summer the water there is very warm.

The trail begins right on the outskirts of the village, not far from the parking lot next to the mountain lake. There you need to leave the transport, and then go on foot on the sign, it is difficult to get lost. After 200 meters, the first Rapids and waterfalls begin. Do not forget at the beginning of the route to pay attention to the so-called "bathroom of Love", which when viewed from above has the shape of a heart. Further, the trail leads up and up the stairs, along the way the views open more and more interesting, and it seems that now another interesting waterfall will open, so in fact it happens. When you leave the strength or just get tired of going, you need to turn around and go back, because there is no way out from the other side. But the most notorious travelers can continue further beyond the boundaries of the tract along mountain trails that will lead to a large ten-meter waterfall, to a tourist parking lot, other waterfalls, and further, depending on the chosen route, can even lead you to mount Demerdzhi. But for such routes, you should already stock up on good maps or a local guide.