S.T.A.L.K.E.R. - Zone of the Chernobyl

This once-vibrant tree-lined avenue was a centerpiece of pre-disaster Pripyat—a peaceful street flanked by mid-rise apartments, parked Soviet-era cars, and a narrow pedestrian path. Now, overgrown greenery claws its way through cracked pavement and rusted metal, the hollow shells of vehicles serving as makeshift barricades or mutant nests. Despite its decayed state, Prospekt Zelenyy remains one of the least hostile open-air paths in Pripyat, often used as a neutral corridor by stalkers moving between hideouts, sniper perches, or underground entry points. The air here feels... quieter than usual. Too quiet. Notable Features: Bus stop shelter rumored to contain a stash from the early days of the Zone Crashed delivery truck (often guarded by wild dogs or worse) Underground access hatch hidden in the bushes on the left side “Ghost signal” radio transmissions occasionally heard on old radios near this street