Nature monument in the Usozha valley — lowland bog with springs and oak woods feeding a Nerussa tributary.
Komarichi Ozero Swamp
Komarichi District in south-east Bryansk Oblast is known for forest valleys and nature monuments. Vodopoymennoye Bog is a regional site in the Usozha valley between Yuryevsky and Lityzh, 12 km from Komarichi. Established in 1992 to preserve floodplain lowland bog, spring outcrops and slope oak woods. The bog supports Usozha hydrology — a Nerussa tributary important for Bryansky Les Reserve. Sphagnum communities, steppe slopes and regional rare species occur here. Nearby are Studimil Bog and a Usozha sector with rocky bed and geological outcrops. Access follows nature monument rules: no fires, litter or hydrology damage. A field route for botanists and birders, not a park promenade. Combine Komarichi with the settlement arboretum and holy spring near Olgino — a day route in the oblast south-east.
How to get there
Komarichi District, Usozha valley; ~12 km from Komarichi by car.
Best season
May–September; paths passable without snow
Travel tips & stories
Stay on paths in protected area.
Ticks and midges — repellent and cover.
Bog impassable after rain.
Combine with Komarichi arboretum.
Spring photos in dry weather.
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Local guides
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