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Construction of a multi-season sports and leisure complex planned in the vicinity of Zlatoust.

Investment in the project amounts to 50 billion rubles

All-weather sports and leisure resort planned for vicinity of Zlatoust
All-weather sports and leisure resort planned for vicinity of Zlatoust

Construction of a multi-season sports and leisure complex planned in the vicinity of Zlatoust.

Ready for a rundown of the Uren'ga Mountain Resort? Located in beautiful Chelyabinsk, Russia, this ambitious project aspires to become the crown jewel of winter sports and leisure in the southern Urals. Here's the scoop in a no-frills, chill manner:

The Agenda: Uren'ga Mountain Resort

The Lowdown

This mountain resort, nestled ideally 10 km from Zlatoust, aims to be an all-season playground. The scoop leaked courtesy of the Chelyabinsk region's government press.

Breaking the Bank

The project keyed in at a hefty 50 billion rubles. Once up and running, they anticipate attracting an impressive 300,000 tourists yearly.

Modern Marvels

To make this resort a hit, it'll come equipped with modern infrastructure. This includes posh accommodations and a range of leisure and sporting facilities.

The Three Amigos

The blueprint for the resort involves three distinct zones. Zone one includes a hotel, thermal complex, and a recreational elbow-room for rest and relaxation. Zone two features ski trails catering to families and beginners, along with more challenging routes for the experienced shredders. Lastly, zone three houses an Olympic training center, placing it at the only resort in the Southern Urals at an altitude of 850-900 meters above sea level.

Tourism and Jobs, Easy Peasy

This project takes the region's tourism appeal to the next level and creates 1,200 sweet jobs.

"The Uren'ga Mountain Resort is more than a project; it solves complex issues and presents new opportunities for the region and the nation," said Vyacheslav Zhilin, the LLC "Specialized Developer 'Uren'ga-Resort'" Director.

Alexei Teksler, Chelyabinsk region Governor, alongside Anastasia Ponkina, Head of the Main Directorate for Tourism Development, and Vladimir Ivanov, Minister of Physical Culture and Sports of the Chelyabinsk region, put their John Hancocks on this agreement.

Worth noting, IA "First Regional" reported a potential year-round thermal complex on Lake Uvildy to join the Uren'ga Mountain Resort project roster. Keep an eye out for more updates!

I'm not sure if the Uren'ga Mountain Resort will include travel or lifestyle options for its guests, but it does pose exciting possibilities for sports enthusiasts, with an Olympic training center among its facilities. As the project unfolds, it's also worth considering the potential addition of a year-round thermal complex on Lake Uvildy, which could further enhance the resort's leisure offerings.

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