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      ✨ Kant ski slope

      Электролитный пр., 7Б

      The "Moscow Alps": a slope on soil heaped up in the 1980s during metro construction — skiing right in the city.

      Kant ski slope
      © Александр Спиридонов · CC BY 3.0
      • The idea for the slope came from Kant's founder Grigory Ariyevich: the soil from the Nagornaya station construction was not hauled away but dumped in the neighboring ravine.
      • People have skied at Nagornaya since at least 1982.
      • By the end of the 1980s there were already two slopes here, no shorter than the Krylatskoye ones.
      • The Kant slopes descend to the bank of the Kotlovka river.

      Part of these routes

      • Kotlovka and Nagorny: a stream, the Alps, mosaics
      • Kant Slope, the “Spanish Houses” and Varshavka's mosaics

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