The park is located on the southern-eastern area of the Ingul block of the Ukrainian crystalline shield.
Here limestones, clays and sands lie on Precambrian formations – gneisses and granites which outcrop in some places along the valleys of the river Ingul and its feeders the Sagaydak and the Berezivka creating unique attractive landscapes, the isotopic age of which is determined by geologists to be 1.8-2.2 billion of years.

The most picturesque outcrops of the crystalline rocks have their own names.
Several legends were composed about them e.g. about the rocks above the Ingul river - “Eagle-owl”, “Pillar” (or “Stone strongmen rock”), “Sleeping beauty”, “Wall” or simply “Ustia” (“estuary”) near the estuary of the Berezivka river where it inflows into the Ingul river.
To the south from Rozanivka v. there is another one “Wall” or “Raven rock”, where a couple of ravens nests since olden times.
There are also two “Eagle-owls” – “Old” and “Young” ones - here, as well as fantastically beautiful granite outcrops - “The coast of stone chimeras” and the granite plateau in the place of junction of the rivers Stovpova and Ingul, called “Devil’s bridge” etc.
The park is located on the southern-eastern area of the Ingul block of the Ukrainian crystalline shield. Here limestones, clays and sands lie on Precambrian formations – gneisses and granites which outcrop in some places along the valleys of the river Ingul and its feeders the Sagaydak and the Berezivka creating unique attractive landscapes, the isotopic age of which is determined by geologists to be 1.8-2.2 billion of years.
The most picturesque outcrops of the crystalline rocks have their own names. Several legends were composed about them e.g. about the rocks above the Ingul river - “Eagle-owl”, “Pillar” (or “Stone strongmen rock”), “Sleeping beauty”, “Wall” or simply “Ustia” (“estuary”) near the estuary of the Berezivka river where it inflows into the Ingul river. To the south from Rozanivka v. there is another one “Wall” or “Raven rock”, where a couple of ravens nests since olden times. There are also two “Eagle-owls” – “Old” and “Young” ones - here, as well as fantastically beautiful granite outcrops - “The coast of stone chimeras” and the granite plateau in the place of junction of the rivers Stovpova and Ingul, called “Devil’s bridge” etc.
Inhul River Park