Tourism in the RLZ "Naliboksky" provides an opportunity to see beautiful landscapes, amazing plants and many different birds and animals.
You will be able to enjoy the pristine nature of the forest, which will surely please everyone.
Ecological tourism is purposeful travel to natural areas with the aim of a deeper understanding of the local culture and natural environment, which do not violate the integrity of ecosystems, while making the protection of natural resources beneficial for local residents.
Ecological routes have been developed on the territory of the reserve:
1. Ecological route "Syabryn crossroads". This is the first walking ecotrail of the Naliboksky reserve, the length of which is 960 meters, and has a circular shape. The route is a forest trail passing through three biotopes: forest, meadow, swamp. The eco trail is equipped with wooden decking in some places. There are information stands along the entire route, there are several gazebos for rest. Next to the route is the Tyakovo tract, where tarpan horses are located in their natural habitat. Walking along the trail, you can meet bison, elk, deer and other representatives of the forest fauna.
2. Ecological route near the village of Belokorets. This route is specially designed for people with disabilities. The trail is 1.4 kilometers long. The route goes to the bank of the Isloch river. Several gazebos, benches, dry closets are installed along the entire route. Information signs in Braille are placed along the entire route. Also on the territory of the reserve "Naliboksky" there are tourist parking for the equipment of tent camps and just outdoor recreation. All parking lots have various structures for the convenience of tourists: sheds, tables, benches, equipped fire places.
To keep all this wealth in its original form, we ask you to follow a few simple rules. If you are going to have a rest in nature:
1. Thoroughly think over your trip plan and prepare everything you need.
2. Give preference to already paved hiking trails, because tourism, even ecological tourism, is also a burden for the environment.
3. Don't clog your routes. Try to take all the trash with you or put it in a trash bin.
4. Do not drain or throw anything into natural waters. There, too, has its own life, and give it the opportunity to develop in a clean environment.
5. Pack food in reusable boxes and bags so you have less waste on your hike.
6. Understand the rules and restrictions for the area you intend to visit. Observe them.
7. When traveling with your dog (or other pet), even if it is trained, always keep it on a leash.
8. Use the paved roads and paths so as not to spoil the landscape unnecessarily.
9. Try not to leave traces at the place of the halt after you.
10. Make sure that there is no ban on visiting forests due to the increased fire hazard. If the fire hazard level allows going into the forest, then remember that the higher the fire hazard level, the more careful you should be when making a fire.
11. Remember that fires and tents may only be set up in designated areas.
12. Use prepared firewood and collected brushwood for the fire.
13. Do not cut down trees and shrubs, even if they seem outdated to you. Their trunk and roots are an important link in the chain of all components of the ecosystem.
14. Be careful not to leave the fire unattended. When you leave, put it out.
15. Do not write on trees, stands and signs.
16. Treat all animals with respect. Do not frighten them with loud shouts, and even more so to chase or catch them. Remember that this is not yours, but their territory.
17. If you encounter a wild animal on the route, do not come close to it - it is dangerous for you. And do not try to feed wild animals - it is dangerous for them.
18. Take as a keepsake of the nature of those places that you have visited, only photos and your memories. This is the most valuable thing that nature can give you.