The Tikhaya Gavan Ecotrope, opened to the public in 2025, is a logical continuation of the Window to Nature route and runs through a forest area, offering visitors an in-depth acquaintance with the environment. The length of the trail is 600 m. There are numerous information stands throughout the route dedicated to the local flora and fauna, the problem of invasive plant species, as well as issues of nature protection from anthropogenic pollution. All the stands are made in an interactive format and contain rich educational material, which makes the walk not only enjoyable, but also educational. For outdoor enthusiasts, there is a specialized bike track that allows you to combine walking with cycling.
For visitors who prefer a measured outdoor recreation, spacious gazebos are provided, as well as a real outdoor oven with adjacent tables, where everyone can cook their own food. Young guests of the route will be able to see a viewing platform in the form of a moose figure, sculptural images of hares, owls and deer, organically integrated into the forest landscape. There is also a children's playground. There is a bookcrossing area on site, designed for book exchange and quiet reading. The main attraction of the trail is a large sculpture made of natural materials depicting a lizard called "Zhivoyt" — this art object attracts the special attention of the guests. The detailed history of its appearance on the territory of Belarus is posted on a separate stand. The route is aimed at visitors of all ages and successfully combines educational, recreational and gastronomic components, offering each guest to spend time with benefit and pleasure.
Near the new Levada quarter (on Novovilenskaya St.) along the Svisloch River
