There is little left of the Cembalo Fortress, but it is necessary to climb to the observation deck.
From the observation tower near the first tower you can see the bay and Balaklava. There is a convenient ascent to the site from the side of the Embankment along a concrete path.
Further, to the second and third towers, there is a steep dirt path. You can climb only in dry weather, otherwise it is very slippery (clay and scree).
But it is from the third tower, i. e. , at the top of Krepostnaya, that you can enjoy gorgeous views of Capes Aya (in the east) and Fiolent (in the west), as well as the endless blue sea.
There is also an easier and safer ascent to the top of the mountain - from the east, that is, you need to bypass the Fortress from the rear, from the ravine. There is a long path made of stone slabs.
From the observation tower near the first tower you can see the bay and Balaklava. There is a convenient ascent to the site from the side of the Embankment along a concrete path.
Further, to the second and third towers, there is a steep dirt path. You can climb only in dry weather, otherwise it is very slippery (clay and scree).
But it is from the third tower, i. e. , at the top of Krepostnaya, that you can enjoy gorgeous views of Capes Aya (in the east) and Fiolent (in the west), as well as the endless blue sea.
There is also an easier and safer ascent to the top of the mountain - from the east, that is, you need to bypass the Fortress from the rear, from the ravine. There is a long path made of stone slabs.
Translated automatically from Russian. View original
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