Sverdlovsk Region Poised to Welcome 300,000 Winter Tourists with Expanded Travel Options
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The Sverdlovsk region is preparing for a surge in tourism this winter, anticipating at least 300,000 visitors drawn by a diverse range of winter activities and newly published travel routes. The region is actively promoting itself as a premier destination for experiencing a “real Ural winter.”
A Growing Destination for Winter Adventure
The Sverdlovsk region has been actively developing its tourism infrastructure, culminating in the release of 35 curated travel ideas for the winter season. These routes are now available on the National Tourism Portal, Travel.rf, offering potential visitors a comprehensive guide to exploring the region’s winter offerings.
“You should definitely come to the Sverdlovsk region in winter! We have something to show and something to be proud of,” stated a regional government official earlier this month. “I am sure that the Sverdlovsk region will be one of the popular holiday destinations not only during the New Year holidays. But for a real Ural winter, definitely come to us!”
Skiing and Snowboarding at World-Class Resorts
The region boasts several modern ski resorts, catering to all skill levels. Resorts including Mount Belaya, Mount Ezhovaya, Mount Bogatyryok, Uktus, Volchikha, and Pilnaya offer slopes for both beginners and experienced skiers and snowboarders. Beyond downhill skiing, visitors can enjoy tubing and cross-country skiing. All resorts provide equipment rental and instructional services, ensuring accessibility for all.
Beyond the Slopes: Snowmobiling and Glamping
The Sverdlovsk region’s winter appeal extends beyond traditional ski activities. Snowmobile trails are increasingly popular, with options ranging from short, two-hour excursions to multi-day tours. A particularly scenic route follows the Chusovaya River, offering a journey through historical landscapes and showcasing one of the Urals’ most picturesque waterways.
Furthermore, the Sverdlovsk region is a leader in glamping accommodations within the Russian Federation, with over 170 sites currently open in the Middle Urals. This provides a unique and comfortable lodging option for those seeking an immersive outdoor experience.
The region’s commitment to developing diverse winter tourism options positions it as a compelling destination for travelers seeking adventure and natural beauty during the colder months.
