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Natural objects and reserves Mykolaiv region

The Trykraty Forest

The Trykraty Forest is a planted forest outside Trykraty in Voznesensk County in Mykolayiv Oblast, where the Arbuzynka River flows into Mertvovod. It was established in the 1870s by Count Skarzhynsky.

About the place

An integral part of the Buzkiy Hard National Park, this forest is mainly a grove of ash trees with a lake and a tangle of intricately winding trails and bridges over the river and man-made channels. Because of this complicated network, it is called Labyrinth.

Based on the original design for the estate park, a system of canals, dams and artificial waterfalls were constructed in the Arbuzynka riverbed, so the park is equipped with a network of paths, bridges and arbors.

Trykraty Forest includes two special sites, the Skarzhynsky Summer Farm, which is 105.7 hectares and the Vasylievska Apiary, which is 252.0 hectares.

The greatest treasures of the Trykraty Forest are its 350 ancient oaks, ranging in age from 120 to 500 years. The system of canyons including Arbuzynka, Aktovo and Petropavlivsk are not far from the Trykraty Forest. The

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