The best ski resorts: "Tuutari-park", St. Petersburg

Only 25 kilometers from St. Petersburg, if you leave the metro station "Moskovskaya", and the traveler arrives at Tuutari Park (St. Petersburg). It is a real splendor of alpine skiing - bright, interesting, active and fun. Any guest can choose something for himself: there are cheesecakes for kids, simple skis for beginners, serious slopes for professional snowboarders. There are lifts, cafes and restaurants, playgrounds. The resort is ready to welcome guests in winter and summer.

Fun in the park

Visiting "Tuutari Park" (St. Petersburg), guests can play in:

- Volleyball;

- basketball;

- football;

- Streetball.

You can ride on:

- horses;

- Snowmobiles;

- cheesecakes;

- Cross country or downhill skiing.

There are excellent opportunities for swimming and paintball, snowboarding, expect paragliders.

The possibilities are endless

"Tuutari Park" (St. Petersburg) these days is a recreation center equipped in accordance with European standards. The infrastructure is developed here, which guarantees comfort for all guests. The resort works not only as a direction for family recreation and sports, but also as a multifunctional site that allows organizing various events.

The park organizes events throughout the year, both in winter and in summer. Visiting guests can participate or watch what is happening.

How much it costs?

Of course, the potential visitor of the resort is interested in what prices are in "Tuutari Park" (SPb). Here is the approximate cost of services. It can vary. The price is determined by the resort administration, on weekend rest is somewhat more expensive:

- the lift will cost 400 rubles per hour;

- Children's lift costs 200 r / h;

- additional discount on the ISIC card allows using the lift for 350 r / h;

- Season ticket with the right to transfer for an adult costs 20 thousand, for a child - 12 thousand rubles;

- Evening subscription, which allows you to visit the park on weekdays until six in the evening, will cost 12,000 rubles;

- Subscription for a family of two parents and one child costs 44 thousand.

Rental of equipment

Seldom guests visit the "Tuutari-Park" (St. Petersburg), having everything they need. This is not a problem, because the equipment can be rented. Approximate price list in rubles:

- snowboard - from 200;

- snowboard boots - from 150;

- children's snowboard - from 150;

- sticks - from 50;

- glasses - from 100;

- helmet - from 80;

- Cross - country skiing - from 300;

- cheesecake - from 400.

"Tuutari Park" is a ski resort equipped with a zone for skating. For adults, a pass to the rink will cost 150 rubles, and up to 12 years - only 100. Skates are given out for hire, not limited in time, and this will cost 250 or 350 rubles, depending on the age of the visitor.

Unique location

The resort was opened in a rich with healing waters and mountain slopes near the northern capital of Russia. Under the "Tuutari Park" allocated 25 hectares of land near the mountain Kirchhoff. By the way, the beauty of local landscapes was once estimated by Peter the Great himself.

The emperor built himself in this area a small hunting lodge and enjoyed skiing and shooting game. This is how the first person in the state spent his leisure time, who became a real legend of Russia. During the Second World War the historic building was destroyed, but the image of the hunting lodge reached our days in local legends. To see where he was located, with his own eyes - is this not a real pleasure for someone who is important to Russian history? In addition to the important historical background, the region attracts tourists with its crystal clear air, the magnificent silence of the wooded mountains and rich mineral springs, warm even in the frosty frost.

However, no matter how ancient and rich the history of the area, the Tuutari Park itself is a completely modern resort, equipped in accordance with the current standards and designed for a demanding client. It is equipped with the latest technology, is developing and improving with the years.