Photos

  • Abandoned mines of Mica. Photo 1
  • Заброшенные шахты Слюдорудника. Photo 2
  • Заброшенные шахты Слюдорудника. Photo 3
  • Заброшенные шахты Слюдорудника. Photo 4
  • Заброшенные шахты Слюдорудника. Photo 5
  • Заброшенные шахты Слюдорудника. Photo 6

Description

The abandoned mines of the village of Slyudorudnik in the Chelyabinsk region are a unique place that attracts numerous tourists and outdoor enthusiasts. In the 19th century, these places were the center of gold mining, and then bauxite deposits were discovered, which led to the active development of muscovite and bauxite deposits for the defense industry.

Today, the village of Slyudorudnik continues to live its normal life, attracting tourists with its abandoned mines. Many of the mine entrances have collapsed, but some are well preserved and can be accessed by tourists. The total length of the abandoned adits is several kilometers, and they are home to numerous bats.

Tourists visiting the abandoned mines of Slyudorudnik should be careful due to the threat of collapses and the presence of vertical wells. Inside the adits you can see preserved narrow-gauge rails, and in winter the walls and arches of the adits are decorated with fancy snow patterns.

For those who wish to visit the abandoned mines of Slyudorudnik, it is recommended to travel from the nearest settlement, such as the city of Kyshtym or Chelyabinsk. You can get from Kyshtym to Slyudorudnik by following signs or using a GPS navigator. From Chelyabinsk the distance to Slyudorudnik is about 110 km.

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