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Mount Mezhypotoky, via Mount Mika-Mare, Mount Steavul and Mount Stih to Radul polonynaModerateTwo-dayMarkedMount Mezhypotoky to Radul polonynavia Mount Mika-Mare, Mount Steavul +1Elevation profile1 496–1 815 m17.6 kmascent 525 m≈ 5.5 h walkingOn the way: Mount Mala Nenieska 1,818 m · Mount Mika-Mare 1,815 m · Shepherds' hut on Polonyna Radul · Polonyna Radul7 springs on the wayHuts and shelters: 2A one-way route from Mount Mezhypotoky to Radul polonyna: the finish is 11 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 1,815 m, near Mount Mala Nenieska. Best from June to September.
Bystrets village – Psarivka polonyna – Mount KostrychModerateTwo-dayMarkedBystrets village Mount Kostrychvia Psarivka polonynaElevation profile816–1 516 m15 kmascent 732 m≈ 5 h walkingOn the way: Hut on Polonyna Psarivka · Mount Kostrych 1,544 m1 spring on the wayHuts and shelters: 1Places to stay near the start: VerkhovynaA one-way route from Bystrets village to Mount Kostrych: the finish is 5 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 1,516 m, near Mount Kostrych. Best from May to October.
Dilove village, via Mount Pip Ivan Marmaroskyi, Mount Mika-Mare and Mount Steavul to Mount StihHardMulti-dayDilove village to Mount Stihvia Mount Pip Ivan Marmaroskyi, Mount Mika-Mare +1Elevation profile346–1 936 m45.1 kmascent 3 322 mOn the way: Hut on Polonyna Shchevora · Carpathian Biosphere Reserve house · Mount Pip Ivan of Marmarosh 1,936 m · Mount Mala Nenieska 1,818 m16 springs on the wayHuts and shelters: 4Places to stay near the start: RakhivA one-way route from Dilove village to Mount Stih: the finish is 29 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 1,936 m, near Mount Pip Ivan of Marmarosh. Best walked in 2 days. Best from June to September.
Mount Shchivnyk – Lemskyi Lis tractEasyOne-dayMarkedMount Shchivnyk Lemskyi Lis tractElevation profile772–1 407 m8.3 kmascent 15 m≈ 2 h walkingOn the way: Hut on Mount Shchivnyk1 spring on the wayHuts and shelters: 1Mountain range – Marmarosy, Zakarpattia region.
Komen tract – Mount VykhidEasyOne-dayMarkedKomen tract Mount VykhidElevation profile813–1 455 m6.3 kmascent 642 m≈ 3 h walkingOn the way: Hut at Medvezhenka · Mount Vykhid 1,471 m2 springs on the wayHuts and shelters: 1Mountain range — Marmarosy, Zakarpattia region.
Mount Hordia traverse (green)EasyOne-dayMarkedMount Hordia traverse (green)Elevation profile1 311–1 349 m2.5 kmascent 32 m≈ 45 min walkingOn the way: Mount Khorde 1,479 m · Hut below Mount Khorde · Hut on Polonyna Hordishyrka2 springs on the wayHuts and shelters: 4A one-way route: the finish is 2 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 1,349 m. Best from May to October.
Mykulychyn village, via Mount Khorde, Mount Pozhyzhevska, Mount Hoverla and Mount Kukul to Voronenko villageHardMulti-dayMykulychyn village to Voronenko villagevia Mount Khorde, Mount Pozhyzhevska +2Elevation profile587–2 061 m93 kmascent 4 527 mOn the way: Mount Breskul 1,911 m · Mount Hoverla 2,061 m · Shepherds' hut on Polonyna Kukul · Hut on Polonyna Hryhorivka35 springs on the wayHuts and shelters: 19Places to stay near the start: MykulychynA one-way route from Mykulychyn village to Voronenko village: the finish is 14 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 2,061 m, near Mount Hoverla. Best walked in 4 days. Best from June to September.
Kryvopillia village, via Mount Shpytsi and Mount Hoverla to Zaroslyak baseHardMulti-dayKryvopillia village to Zaroslyak basevia Mount Shpytsi, Mount HoverlaElevation profile885–2 061 m33.3 kmascent 2 291 m≈ 13 h walkingOn the way: Hut on Polonyna Hadzhyna · High-mountainous Lake Nesamovite · Mount Turkul 1,933 m · Mount Hoverla 2,061 m12 springs on the wayHuts and shelters: 4Places to stay near the start: VerkhovynaA one-way route from Kryvopillia village to Zaroslyak base: the finish is 11 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 2,061 m, near Mount Hoverla. Best walked in 2 days. Best from June to September.
Kryvopillia village, via Mount Turkul, Mount Hoverla and Mount Petros to Kvasy villageHardMulti-dayKryvopillia village to Kvasy villagevia Mount Turkul, Mount Hoverla +1Elevation profile535–2 061 m50.5 kmascent 2 825 mOn the way: Kryvopillia Pass · High-mountainous Lake Nesamovite · Mount Hoverla 2,061 m · Mount Petros 2,020 m23 springs on the wayHuts and shelters: 8Places to stay near the start: VerkhovynaA one-way route from Kryvopillia village to Kvasy village: the finish is 30 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 2,061 m, near Mount Hoverla. Best walked in 2 days. Best from June to September.
East Carpathian Tourist TrailHardMulti-dayMarkedEast Carpathian Tourist TrailElevation profile643–1 836 m278.1 kmascent 8 455 mOn the way: Mountain shelter · Polonyna Blazhiv · Mount Mala Sivulya 1,815 m · Mount Velyka Sivulya 1,836 m50 springs on the wayHuts and shelters: 22Places to stay near the start: VerkhovynaA one-way route: the finish is 96 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 1,836 m, near Mount Mala Sivulya. Best walked in 8 days. Best from June to September.
Voronenko village, via Mount Kukul to Kryvopillia villageHardMulti-dayVoronenko village to Kryvopillia villagevia Mount KukulElevation profile868–1 539 m26.9 kmascent 1 284 m≈ 9.5 h walkingOn the way: Hut on Polonyna Hryhorivka · Mount Pid-Berdy 1,388 m · Mount Kukul 1,539 m · Kryvopillia Pass11 springs on the wayHuts and shelters: 7Places to stay near the start: YablunytsiaA one-way route from Voronenko village to Kryvopillia village: the finish is 15 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 1,539 m, near Mount Kukul. Best from May to October.
Zaroslyak base, via Mount Shpytsi, Mount Rebra, Mount Menchul, Mount Turkul and Mount Pozhyzhevska to Zaroslyak baseHardMulti-dayZaroslyak base loopvia Mount Shpytsi, Mount Rebra +3Elevation profile1 260–2 035 m29.3 kmascent 1 632 m≈ 10.5 h walkingOn the way: High-mountainous Lake Nesamovite · Mount Gutin Tomnatik 2,016 m · Mount Brebeneskul 2,035 m · Polonyna Pozhizhevska6 springs on the wayA loop route starting and finishing at Zaroslyak base. Highest point: 2,035 m, near Mount Rebra. Best walked in 2 days. Best from June to September.
Mount Kostrych traverseEasyOne-dayMarkedMount Kostrych traverseElevation profile1 165–1 540 m2.5 kmascent 375 m≈ 1.5 h walkingOn the way: Mount Kostrycha 1,586 m2 springs on the wayPlaces to stay near the start: VerkhovynaA one-way route: the finish is 2 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 1,540 m, near Mount Kostrycha. Best from May to October.
Zhenets tract (Mykulychyn village), via Mount Yahidna, Mount Lisniv and Mount Khorde to VorokhtaHardMulti-dayMarkedZhenets tract (Mykulychyn village) to Vorokhtavia Mount Yahidna, Mount Lisniv +1Elevation profile645–1 356 m39.2 kmascent 1 410 m≈ 12.5 h walkingOn the way: Mount Lisniv 1,257 m · Mountain shelter · Shepherds' hut on Polonyna Rizhi · Museum of History and Local Lore15 springs on the wayHuts and shelters: 6Places to stay near the start: MykulychynA one-way route from Zhenets tract (Mykulychyn village) to Vorokhta: the finish is 9 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 1,356 m. Best walked in 2 days. Best from May to October.
Kvasy village, via Mount Petros, Mount Hoverla, Mount Brebeneskul and Mount Shpytsi to Zaroslyak baseHardMulti-dayMarkedKvasy village to Zaroslyak basevia Mount Petros, Mount Hoverla +2Elevation profile530–2 061 m46.2 kmascent 3 234 mOn the way: Hut on Polonyna Vesnarka · Mount Hoverla 2,061 m · Mount Brebeneskul 2,035 m · High-mountainous Lake Nesamovite17 springs on the wayHuts and shelters: 6Places to stay near the start: KvasyA one-way route from Kvasy village to Zaroslyak base: the finish is 19 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 2,061 m, near Mount Petros. Best walked in 2 days. Best from June to September.
Hadzhyna polonyna, via Mount Rebra and Lake Brebeneskul to Turkulska polonynaModerateOne-dayHadzhyna polonyna to Turkulska polonynavia Mount Rebra, Lake BrebeneskulElevation profile1 210–2 001 m14 kmascent 1 050 m≈ 5.5 h walkingOn the way: Hut on Polonyna Hadzhyna · Mount Rebra 2,001 m · High-mountainous Lake Nesamovite · Mount Turkul 1,933 m4 springs on the wayHuts and shelters: 1A one-way route from Hadzhyna polonyna to Turkulska polonyna: the finish is 6 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 2,001 m, near Mount Rebra. Best from June to September.
Luhy village, via Mount Hutyn Tomnatyk, Lake Brebeneskul, Lake Nesamovyte and Mount Hoverla to Luhy villageHardMulti-dayLuhy village loopvia Mount Hutyn Tomnatyk, Lake Brebeneskul +2Elevation profile647–2 061 m45.4 kmascent 3 268 mOn the way: Mount Gutin Tomnatik 2,016 m · High-mountainous Lake Nesamovite · Mount Hoverla 2,061 m · Eco point “At the foot of Hoverla”14 springs on the wayHuts and shelters: 4A loop route starting and finishing at Luhy village. Highest point: 2,061 m, near Mount Gutin Tomnatik. Best walked in 2 days. Best from June to September.
Luhy village – Lake BrebeneskulModerateTwo-dayMarkedLuhy village Lake BrebeneskulElevation profile653–1 793 m16.4 kmascent 1 155 m≈ 6.5 h walking4 springs on the wayA one-way route from Luhy village to Lake Brebeneskul: the finish is 9 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 1,793 m. Best from June to September.
Zaroslyak base, via Lake Nesamovyte, Mount Rebra and Lake Brebeneskul to Luhy villageHardMulti-dayMarkedZaroslyak base to Luhy villagevia Lake Nesamovyte, Mount Rebra +1Elevation profile673–1 967 m27.7 kmascent 741 m≈ 8.5 h walkingOn the way: Polonyna Pozhizhevska · High-mountainous Lake Nesamovite · Mount Rebra 2,001 m6 springs on the wayA one-way route from Zaroslyak base to Luhy village: the finish is 12 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 1,967 m, near Mount Rebra. Best from June to September.
Vorokhta village – Rizhi PassModerateOne-dayMarkedVorokhta village Rizhi PassElevation profile761–1 295 m8.8 kmascent 570 m≈ 3.5 h walkingOn the way: Hut · Shepherds' hut on Polonyna Rizhi4 springs on the wayHuts and shelters: 2Places to stay near the start: VorokhtaA one-way route from Vorokhta village to Rizhi Pass: the finish is 7 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 1,295 m. Best from May to October.
Lake Brebeneskul, via Mount Hutyn Tomnatyk and Lake Nesamovyte to Zaroslyak baseModerateOne-dayLake Brebeneskul to Zaroslyak basevia Mount Hutyn Tomnatyk, Lake NesamovyteElevation profile1 261–1 988 m11.9 kmascent 340 m≈ 3.5 h walkingOn the way: Mount Gutin Tomnatik 2,016 m · Mount Rebra 2,001 m · High-mountainous Lake Nesamovite · Polonyna Pozhizhevska4 springs on the wayA one-way route from Lake Brebeneskul to Zaroslyak base: the finish is 7 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 1,988 m, near Mount Gutin Tomnatik. Best from June to September.
Zaroslyak base, via Lake Nesamovyte and Mount Shpytsi to Lake BrebeneskulModerateOne-dayMarkedZaroslyak base to Lake Brebeneskulvia Lake Nesamovyte, Mount ShpytsiElevation profile1 272–1 969 m13.6 kmascent 788 m≈ 5 h walkingOn the way: Polonyna Pozhizhevska · High-mountainous Lake Nesamovite · Mount Rebra 2,001 m4 springs on the wayA one-way route from Zaroslyak base to Lake Brebeneskul: the finish is 7 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 1,969 m, near Mount Rebra. Best from June to September.
Vorokhta, via Mount Shpytsi and Mount Rebra to Lake BrebeneskulHardMulti-dayVorokhta to Lake Brebeneskulvia Mount Shpytsi, Mount RebraElevation profile748–2 001 m28.3 kmascent 1 280 m≈ 9.5 h walkingOn the way: Museum of History and Local Lore · Stara Vorokhta Restaurant · Mount Shpytsi 1,863 m · Mount Rebra 2,001 m5 springs on the wayA one-way route from Vorokhta to Lake Brebeneskul: the finish is 21 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 2,001 m, near Mount Rebra. Best walked in 2 days. Best from June to September.
Lake Brebeneskul, via Mount Rebra, Lake Nesamovyte and Mount Hoverla to Holovcheska polonynaModerateTwo-dayMarkedLake Brebeneskul to Holovcheska polonynavia Mount Rebra, Lake Nesamovyte +1Elevation profile1 500–2 061 m16.7 kmascent 782 m≈ 5.5 h walkingOn the way: Mount Rebra 2,001 m · High-mountainous Lake Nesamovite · Mount Hoverla 2,061 m · Eco point “Peremychka”8 springs on the wayHuts and shelters: 4A one-way route from Lake Brebeneskul to Holovcheska polonyna: the finish is 12 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 2,061 m, near Mount Rebra. Best from June to September.
Lake Brebeneskul, via Mount Rebra and Mount Shpytsi to Lake NesamovyteEasyOne-dayLake Brebeneskul to Lake Nesamovytevia Mount Rebra, Mount ShpytsiElevation profile1 748–2 016 m7 kmascent 367 m≈ 2.5 h walkingOn the way: Mount Gutin Tomnatik 2,016 m · Mount Rebra 2,001 m · High-mountainous Lake Nesamovite2 springs on the wayA one-way route from Lake Brebeneskul to Lake Nesamovyte: the finish is 3 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 2,016 m, near Mount Gutin Tomnatik. Best from June to September.
Lake Brebeneskul, via Mount Hutyn Tomnatyk, Mount Rebra and Mount Hoverla to Holovcheska polonynaModerateTwo-dayLake Brebeneskul to Holovcheska polonynavia Mount Hutyn Tomnatyk, Mount Rebra +1Elevation profile1 518–2 016 m16.3 kmascent 623 m≈ 5.5 h walkingOn the way: Mount Gutin Tomnatik 2,016 m · High-mountainous Lake Nesamovite · Mount Hoverla 2,061 m · Eco point “Peremychka”8 springs on the wayHuts and shelters: 4A one-way route from Lake Brebeneskul to Holovcheska polonyna: the finish is 12 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 2,016 m, near Mount Gutin Tomnatik. Best from June to September.
Luhy village, via Mount Hutyn Tomnatyk, Mount Rebra, Lake Nesamovyte and Mount Pozhyzhevska to Zaroslyak baseHardTwo-dayLuhy village to Zaroslyak basevia Mount Hutyn Tomnatyk, Mount Rebra +2Elevation profile647–2 016 m22.4 kmascent 1 721 m≈ 9 h walkingOn the way: Mount Gutin Tomnatik 2,016 m · Lake Brebeneskul · Mount Rebra 2,001 m · High-mountainous Lake Nesamovite6 springs on the wayA one-way route from Luhy village to Zaroslyak base: the finish is 12 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 2,016 m, near Mount Gutin Tomnatik. Best from June to September.
Zaroslyak base – Mount ShpytsiModerateOne-dayMarkedZaroslyak base Mount ShpytsiElevation profile1 134–1 863 m6.9 kmascent 743 m≈ 3 h walkingOn the way: Prut · Mount Shpytsi 1,863 m1 spring on the wayPlaces to stay near the start: VorokhtaA one-way route from Zaroslyak base to Mount Shpytsi: the finish is 4 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 1,863 m, near Mount Shpytsi. Best from June to September.
Zaroslyak base – Mount ShpytsiEasyOne-dayMarkedZaroslyak base Mount ShpytsiElevation profile1 128–1 863 m6.1 kmascent 758 m≈ 3 h walkingOn the way: Prut · Mount Shpytsi 1,863 m1 spring on the wayPlaces to stay near the start: VorokhtaA one-way route from Zaroslyak base to Mount Shpytsi: the finish is 4 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 1,863 m, near Mount Shpytsi. Best from June to September.
Zaroslyak base, via Mount Hoverla, Lake Nesamovyte and Mount Shpytsi to Zaroslyak baseModerateTwo-dayMarkedZaroslyak base loopvia Mount Hoverla, Lake Nesamovyte +1Elevation profile1 135–2 061 m17.6 kmascent 1 244 m≈ 7 h walkingOn the way: Mount Hoverla 2,061 m · Mount Turkul 1,933 m · High-mountainous Lake Nesamovite · Prut6 springs on the wayA loop route starting and finishing at Zaroslyak base. Highest point: 2,061 m, near Mount Hoverla. Best from June to September.