Not far from Simeiz there is Mount Cat, on it, next to the Yalta Astrophysical Observatory, there are dolmens.
Under the canopy of the relic juniper forest, several dozen dolmens are hiding. This is the largest territory of dolmens in the Crimea, covering an area of ​​about 10 hectares. It dates from 6-2 centuries BC There are about 70 dolmens located alone or in groups. Some of them quite clearly protrude above the ground, some of them are only guessed, others are completely lost among the thickets of shrubs.

Taurus hill (Temir-At mountain on the Slavensky ridge) - a high hill to the west of Roman Kosh.
On it, as local historians testify, about a hundred dolmens.
Among the oak grove there are many dolmens, which over the millennia literally entered the earth. Most without floor slabs. Some grow tall, thick trees. On this hillock, oak leaves against the blue sky shine with transparent white and resemble small crowns. This means that dolmens were not built here by chance - here is the place of power. Trees emit light. And the air rings like under a high voltage power line.

Near Oreanda there is a large accumulation of dolmens. You can get to them both from the Yalta-Sevastopol highway, and from the lower road from the Livadiya-2 stop. In total, I counted more than 40 dolmens there, oriented by angles to the north, south, east and west. They are all placed in the "grid", at the intersection of its lines.

Possible manifestations of contacts with dolmens were purposefully blocked in the middle of the 20th century by 40,000 kW power lines and a transport highway. But the possibilities of man are not limited, therefore everything is in your hands!

In Upper Massandra there is a tract Buyuk-Sarayna. In this tract on the top of the hill located near the palace of Alexander III is another one of the many Crimean dolmens. At this object, there are currently 7 dolmens of varying degrees of conservation, but it is possible that a few more are hidden under a layer of earth. Directly above the Massandra Palace there is an exit of rock. Not reaching the entrance to the palace garden, climb a barely noticeable path up the slope of the foothills and go out to the rocks, among which paths winding and half-ruined stone steps are visible ...