The Blue Lakes Nature Complex is one of the most picturesque places in Belarus, a true gem of the Naroch region. The complex is located on the border of the Myadel and Postavy districts. Its topography was formed by the melting of the Valdai Glacier, creating unique kame hills, esker ridges, and basins. The complex comprises 11 picturesque lakes. Elevation differences reach up to 35 meters.

The Blue Lakes Nature Complex includes two nature trails, 4 km and 7 km long. The trails overlap.

The nature trails run along the ridge of the esker ridge, the shores of Lakes Glublya, Glubelka, and Mertvoe, and across the Stracha River. These are the most scenic hiking trails in the national park.

The 7 km route takes approximately 4-5 hours and covers all the key attractions of the complex.

The 4 km route is the most optimal and popular option for tourists. The walk takes between 2.5 and 4 hours and provides a complete understanding of the unique natural environment of this area. Guided tours are available along this route.

All ecological trails are equipped with information boards, wooden sculptures, signs directing visitors to rest areas, an observation deck, bridges, restrooms, and access to the water.