Abram (Abram-cape) is a cape on the western shore of the Kola Bay of the Barents Sea. Located in the southern part of the bay, opposite the central part of Murmansk. In addition to the Cape and the neighborhood of Abram-Cape, there is still Abram-Pakhta, a steep rocky shore of the Kola Bay, one and a half kilometers south of Abram-Cape, and Abram-Tundra, an elevation west of Abram-Pakhta.
A detailed description of the area and sectors located in it, photos and categories of routes, their lines, as well as tracks of paths to the rock massifs and marked parking places, are posted here. There is a huge site for placing a tent camp at the foot of the Abram-Pakhta rock massif.
Approach

1.Bus number 24 or Minibus No. 60 (from the stop of Knipovich St. (Maritime College) - 15 stops, get off after the stop “Plavmaster Dvina”) (journey time is about 50 minutes) - Abram-Mys - 700 m. on foot (journey time about 8 minutes);
2. Taxi (cost - around 200 rubles);
3. Personal car (distance - about 17 km);
4. On foot (for lovers a good walk).