The new Kavkaz.RF guidebook will help you plan your trip to Vladikavkaz and Mamison.
The management company of the Mamison resort has released a free digital guide for the Vladikavkaz-Mamison route. The guidebook helps you plan your trip to North Ossetia: from walks through Vladikavkaz's historic center to mountain routes and eco-trails at the resort. The PDF version contains over 100 pages of recommendations, routes, and practical information for those who want to explore the republic in greater depth.
The guidebook was authored by writer, photographer, and travel researcher Daria Sirotina. For many years, she has been exploring various regions of Russia and the world, creating original guidebooks and materials on culture, architecture, and local identity. Her projects include guidebooks to Uzbekistan, Italy, and small towns in Russia.
"We wanted to create not just a collection of recommendations, but a ready-made travel tool, so we engaged a highly experienced professional with a large audience. With this guide, you can easily plan a one-day trip, a long weekend, or an entire vacation without wasting time on endless online research," notes Tatyana Baeva, Communications Director at Kavkaz.RF.
The guide includes walks through Vladikavkaz—one of the main cultural centers of the North Caucasus, with theaters, museums, modern cuisine, and a vibrant city life—as well as routes through the most picturesque gorges of North Ossetia. Thanks to the large number of flights to Vladikavkaz, trips are easy to plan from different regions of Russia.
A separate section is dedicated to the Mamison resort, an all-season mountain art resort located 100 kilometers from Vladikavkaz. The guide includes eco-trails, walking routes, art installations, a cable car, and recommendations for summer and winter vacations. In summer, the resort hosts cultural events, hiking trails, and a contemporary art exhibition space. In winter, guests can enjoy 19 kilometers of ski slopes and a cable car that takes them to an altitude of 2,950 meters.
In addition to ready-made routes, the guide includes practical recommendations: where to stay, what to see first, how much time to allocate for each location, and how to plan a multi-day trip.
The guide is available free of charge and can be downloaded from the Mamison resort website.