During the expedition 500 km were surveyed by car, 50 km were walked, and 30 km were surveyed by water.
Ten sites of high recreational value identified in advance were surveyed. The sites were either quite common or unique for the pilot area (surviving fragments of pristine forest, most popular lakes and rivers, some vista points, etc.). Brief descriptions of the sites were made, photographs and video were taken. Some rare, regionally and nationally red-listed plant species were found.
Participants of the expedition arrived at a conclusion that the recreational potential of the district is not used to the full. The hindrances are the lack of facilities and poor accessibility by vehicles or by foot. The most actively used are waterbodies (for fishing and whitewater rafting/kayaking).