In 1929, the journal “Kraevedenie” (Leningrad) published the List of sites and individual objects of nature in need of protection, which was kept at that time in the file of the Commission for the Protection of Nature, Monuments of Art, Life and Antiquity at the Leningrad Group of the Central Bureau of Local Lore.

The information about the tract is also included in the article in the list of 250 most important natural objects in need of protection in the USSR.

This climate is characterized by large swings in temperature, both diurnally and seasonally, with mild summers and cold, snowy winters.

[6] The upper plateau is partially forested, the fall zone features rocky terrain of brush and sedges transitioning to steppe vegetation.

Individuals wishing to visit are to expected to contact the administrative offices in advance to obtain information on park rules.