Condition
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- 1 411 m
- Flows all year
- Marked as drinkable
About
Chornohora range, about 1 410 m above sea level. Mount Petros (2 020 m) is about 1.3 km away. The nearest settlement is Lazeshchyna, about 11 km in a straight line. 8 of the site’s trails pass nearby, including “Lazeshchyna village, via Kozmeshchyk, Mount Petros and Mount Hoverla to Zaroslyak base”.
The spring is known to flow in summer too. The water is marked as drinkable on the map, but nobody guarantees its quality.
On the map
Coordinates: 48.17430, 24.43793
How to get there
Trails nearby
HardMulti-dayUnmarkedLazeshchyna village to Zaroslyak basevia Kozmeshchyk, Mount Petros +1Elevation profile770–2 059 m31.6 kmascent 2 164 m≈ 12 h walking
HardMulti-dayUnmarkedShybene village to Zaroslyak basevia Mount Pip Ivan Chornohirskyi, Mount Hoverla +2Elevation profile848–2 041 m62.1 kmascent 3 753 m
HardMulti-dayUnmarkedLazeshchyna village to Dzembronia villagevia Mount Petros, Mount Hoverla +2Elevation profile735–2 034 m51.4 kmascent 3 007 m
HardMulti-dayUnmarkedLazeshchyna village to Kvasy villagevia Mount Petros, Mount SheshulElevation profile565–2 005 m31.6 kmascent 1 554 m≈ 11 h walking
HardMulti-dayUnmarkedKvasy village to Lazeshchyna villagevia Mount Petros, KozmeshchykElevation profile533–2 013 m35.4 kmascent 1 599 m≈ 12 h walking
HardTwo-dayUnmarkedKozmeshchyk to Mount Petrosvia Holovcheska polonynaElevation profile861–2 018 m17.7 kmascent 1 247 m≈ 7 h walkingNearest settlement: Lazeshchyna, about 11 km in a straight line.
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