The Kaboplu spring

This is the nodal point for all trails rising from the south, whether it's the Balanin-Kayasa ridge or the Kam-Dere valley, as well as the trails leading to the yayla after Biyuk-Kaboplu through the passes of the Style-Bogaz and Dzhunyn-Kosh-Bogaz. The source of the source was and remains a stainless steel pipe and a children's bath. Previously, water flowed into it, now it is lying at the edge of a small pond dug at the source. On this stretch of mountain slopes Kaboplu is the main one, and, as I understand it, is not a drying up source. Recently, its use has been hampered by the fact that the horses were very well tagged there. The names are refined according to the scheme of Igor Belyansky.

The spring is equipped with a steep wall of stones and a stainless pipe. The place of water intake is closed by ground. Debit is small even in May. The water is collected in a large rotten puddle, podpyruzhennuyu earth. Stoke in a deep beam Kombobla, overgrown with pine woodlands. Water for drinking is suitable in raw form (May 2007).

From the main trail to the spring in the pine fold three converging trails (see the fragment of Google Earth). On the other side of the main trail there are large glades with a magnificent observation deck and rocks of the Biyuk-Kaboplu peak (1068.0 m), steeply cutting to the south towards Yalta. They start another trail along the Balanın-kayasy ridge to Yalta. In the clearing there are rows of remains of once-burned pines.