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Repair of the road to the Karadakh cliff will be completed in October

The road to one of the main natural attractions of Dagestan - Karadakh cliff - almost ready

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Repair of the road to the Karadakh cliff will be completed in October

The road to one of the main natural attractions of Dagestan - Karadakh cliff - is almost ready. In the Gergebil district, the repair of the Chalda-Karadakh section is being completed from km 3 to km 8.5.

The work was completed by 90%. Already laying asphalt, equipping the roadsides. The plans include the installation of road signs, fences and the application of horizontal markings.

The road connects the Gergebil, Khunzakh, Shamil, Tlyarata districts and the Bezhta section, and also provides their communication with Makhachkala.

Complete repairs are planned in early October 2026.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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