Bogashevo is a starting point for several routes described here: one described cross-country ski trail leads to Loskutovo, while other described routes begin in the village. Cedars shape the surroundings on the edge of town; Bogashevo is also associated with the local heritage museum of the A. I. Fyodorov School. For travel planning, you can compare the named destinations, waypoints and route lengths. If you are looking for a holiday apartment, you can use these specific details as a basis for your own planning.

Culture in Bogashevo

The 2019 Tomsk District tourism passport lists the local heritage museum of the A. I. Fyodorov School at 28 Kievskaya Street in Bogashevo. If you are planning a visit, check opening times and access in advance.

Cedars on the edge of town and in the surrounding area

An area shaped by cedars lies on the edge of Bogashevo. Near Bogashevo and the neighboring villages of Nekrasovo, Voronovo, Anikino and Petukhovo, cultivated cedar groves close to the villages were established through the communal efforts of Russian peasants. If you want to visit these groves specifically, check access in advance.

Cross-country skiing and described routes

A cross-country ski trail described as groomed leads from Bogashevo to Loskutovo. There it runs along the edge of the village, past the new school and as far as the agricultural machinery garage. Check current conditions and access before setting out.

Another described ski route is 20 km long: it leads from Bogashevo via Loskutovo, Luchanovo and Anikino to Tomsk. A different itinerary is described as a 15 km route. It begins in Bogashevo, passes through Nekrasovo and Voronovo, and goes by the Voronovo cedar grove, a shale rock and a coniferous forest before ending at the wooden church in Petukhovo. The 15 km route is five kilometres shorter than the ski route; its waypoints and destination also differ.

Check travel arrangements in advance

The route description names the information desk at Tomsk-1 railway station as the meeting point for one described route. It lists a suburban train or bus No. 119 as ways to travel to Bogashevo. Check current timetables before departure.

More places to visit in Tomsk Oblast

In Tomsk Oblast’s Bakcharsky District, the 27-kilometre «Zov bolotnoy tishiny» route is designed for all-terrain vehicles and hiking. It is intended for visitors aged 12 to 70. Excursions require advance booking and an escort by staff; confirm arrangements directly with the nature reserve before travelling.

In Tomsk Oblast’s Parabelsky District, the «Chumel Chvech» Museum introduces visitors to the culture and everyday life of the southern Selkup people who live there; visits are by prior arrangement. The first museum buildings display residential and everyday structures, including a semi-dugout with a pyramidal roof used until the 17th century, the «chulmat» log house, a clay oven, raised granaries and a Russian log house with a vegetable garden.

Discover more destinations: Tomsk, Kaftanchikovo, Assino, Barabinka, Svetlyy, Seversk, Semiluzhki, Strezhevoy.

For the broader travel overview: Tomsk Oblast.