The park derives its name from the Russian word for small oaks, referencing the historical density of oak groves in the area.
It has undergone multiple rounds of modernization since 2014 to integrate active sports zones into the existing forest landscape.
The park acts as an ecological buffer zone for the surrounding high-density residential developments in Khimki.
Park Dubki in Khimki is a designated urban forest area characterized by its stands of mature oak trees. The park serves as a central recreational hub for the local district, featuring paved walking paths and active recreation zones. It maintains an integrated infrastructure including playgrounds, sports courts, and designated picnic areas. The landscape design balances dense forested sections with maintained clearings. It is managed under the collective administration of Khimki municipal parks.
The central alley during the golden hour to capture the sunlight filtering through the dense oak canopy.
Use the western side of the park for quieter, more forested walking trails.
The park contains dedicated zones for winter activities, including groomed pathways for cross-country skiing when snow cover permits.
Entering the forest areas off the designated paths during the spring tick season.
