A member of the Presidium of the Orienteering Federation of the Primorsky Territory advises looking for the missing Usoltsev family along the tourist trails

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Vladimir Popov, a member of the presidium of the Orienteering Federation of the Primorsky Territory, believes that traces of the Usoltsev family who disappeared in the Krasnoyarsk Territory should be looked for at iconic tourist places and along the paths leading to them.

According to Popov, on paths that may be hidden on kurums, tourists leave marks or tours made of stones.

The search algorithm includes determining the possible distance that the Usoltsevs traveled, identifying points they could have visited, limiting the search area and combing it.

VLADIVOSTOK, October 4 - RIA Novosti. Traces of the Usoltsev family that disappeared in the Krasnoyarsk Territory should be looked for at iconic tourist places and along the paths leading to them, says Vladimir Popov, a member of the presidium of the Orienteering Federation of the Primorsky Territory, master of sports in orienteering.

“People usually go to the forest for a reason - to visit some places of attraction. For example, in Primorye, Pidan is one of the most visited peaks, and tourists are attracted by the peak itself and some places along the way - not on the side, but on the path to the peak. In that area (near Mount Buratinka - ed.) there are also places that attract tourists - iconic, interesting, beautiful,” Popov told RIA Novosti.

He noted that it is necessary to look for traces of the family on these paths.

“The paths are hidden on kurums: there the well-trodden paths are not visible, but there they lay out tours of stones - pyramids that help to pass, especially through extensive kurums. Tourists can also put marks there,” Popov said.

According to him, it all depends on how far the Usoltsevs could walk from the beginning of the route.

“There is a certain algorithm of actions: they determine how far they could walk, what points they could visit, limit the search area and begin to comb it. And when people walk, this area is quite limited,” the interlocutor noted.