From here, the trail leads back along the Shumak River with mountains rising to over 3,000 meters on either side. Our ecological trail takes about four to five days to complete. On the trail you will have the chance to visit several Buddhist sacred places. Some camping will be done at hunters lodges. Travelers will see wild goals, sheep, caribou, elk, moose, wolves, bears and so on.
Streams are excellent for fishing.
There are waterfalls, thermal springs, medicinal mud pots and pure alpine ponds and lakes. Barguzine is divided into two areas of interest. The coastal area has many coves and bays. The peninsula known as Saints Nose has fine beaches and a spiny ridge which provides trekkers with fantastic vistas. The Barguzine Valley was described by naturalist David Brower as four Jackson Holes lined end to end.