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Lake Nesamovyte, via Mount Shpytsi, Mount Hoverla and Hoverla Waterfall to Zaroslyak baseModerateTwo-dayUnmarkedLake Nesamovyte to Zaroslyak basevia Mount Shpytsi, Mount Hoverla +1Elevation profile1 279–2 037 m14.4 kmascent 987 m≈ 5.5 h walkingOn the way: High-mountainous Lake Nesamovite · Mount Turkul 1,933 m · Mount Hoverla 2,061 m6 springs on the wayA one-way route from Lake Nesamovyte to Zaroslyak base: the finish is 5 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 2,037 m, near Mount Hoverla. Best from June to September.
Zaroslyak base, via Lake Nesamovyte and Mount Shpytsi to Lake BrebeneskulModerateOne-dayUnmarkedZaroslyak base to Lake Brebeneskulvia Lake Nesamovyte, Mount ShpytsiElevation profile1 260–1 966 m13.6 kmascent 1 251 m≈ 6 h walkingOn the way: Polonyna Pozhizhevska · High-mountainous Lake Nesamovite · Mount Rebra 2,001 m4 springs on the wayPlaces to stay near the start: VorokhtaA one-way route from Zaroslyak base to Lake Brebeneskul: the finish is 7 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 1,966 m, near Mount Rebra. Best from June to September.
Zaroslyak base, via Lake Nesamovyte and Mount Shpytsi to Zaroslyak baseModerateTwo-dayUnmarkedZaroslyak base loopvia Lake Nesamovyte, Mount ShpytsiElevation profile1 227–1 928 m18.7 kmascent 836 m≈ 6.5 h walkingOn the way: Polonyna Pozhizhevska · High-mountainous Lake Nesamovite3 springs on the wayPlaces to stay near the start: VorokhtaA loop route starting and finishing at Zaroslyak base. Highest point: 1,928 m. Best from June to September.
Lazeshchyna village, via Kozmeshchyk and Mount Hoverla to Mount ShpytsiHardMulti-dayUnmarkedLazeshchyna village to Mount Shpytsivia Kozmeshchyk, Mount HoverlaElevation profile717–2 037 m24.5 kmascent 1 884 m≈ 10 h walkingOn the way: Hut on Polonyna Hropa · Mount Hoverla 2,061 m · Mount Turkul 1,933 m · High-mountainous Lake Nesamovite9 springs on the wayHuts and shelters: 5Places to stay near the start: LazeshchynaA one-way route from Lazeshchyna village to Mount Shpytsi: the finish is 19 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 2,037 m, near Mount Hoverla. Best walked in 2 days. Best from June to September.
Luhy village, via Mount Hutyn Tomnatyk, Mount Rebra, Lake Nesamovyte and Mount Pozhyzhevska to Zaroslyak baseHardTwo-dayUnmarkedLuhy village to Zaroslyak basevia Mount Hutyn Tomnatyk, Mount Rebra +2Elevation profile652–1 999 m22.4 kmascent 1 813 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: 1,999 m, near Mount Gutin Tomnatik. Best from June to September.
Zaroslyak base, via Mount Dantsizh, Mount Turkul and Lake Nesamovyte to Zaroslyak baseModerateTwo-dayUnmarkedZaroslyak base loopvia Mount Dantsizh, Mount Turkul +1Elevation profile1 253–1 931 m17.5 kmascent 961 m≈ 6.5 h walkingOn the way: Polonyna Pozhizhevska · Mount Dantsizh 1,850 m · Mount Turkul 1,933 m · High-mountainous Lake Nesamovite3 springs on the wayPlaces to stay near the start: VorokhtaA loop route starting and finishing at Zaroslyak base. Highest point: 1,931 m, near Mount Turkul. Best from June to September.
Tatariv village, via Mount Khomiak, Mount Syniak and Huk Zhenetskyi Waterfall to Mykulychyn villageHardMulti-dayUnmarkedTatariv village to Mykulychyn villagevia Mount Khomiak, Mount Syniak +1Elevation profile594–1 649 m32.7 kmascent 1 611 m≈ 11.5 h walkingOn the way: Mount Khomiak 1,542 m · Mount Sinyak 1,665 m · Zhenetsky Hook waterfall · Narinetskyi waterfall9 springs on the wayHuts and shelters: 5Places to stay near the start: TatarivA one-way route from Tatariv village to Mykulychyn village: the finish is 6 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 1,649 m, near Mount Sinyak. Best walked in 2 days. Best from June to September.
Mount Mezhypotoky, via Mount Mika-Mare, Mount Steavul and Mount Stih to Radul polonynaModerateTwo-dayUnmarkedMount Mezhypotoky to Radul polonynavia Mount Mika-Mare, Mount Steavul +1Elevation profile1 522–1 848 m17.6 kmascent 561 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: 1,848 m, near Mount Mala Nenieska. Best from June to September.
Voronenko village, via Mount Kukul to VorokhtaHardMulti-dayUnmarkedVoronenko village to Vorokhtavia Mount KukulElevation profile735–1 528 m24.8 kmascent 1 087 m≈ 8.5 h walkingOn the way: Shepherds' hut on Polonyna Kukul · Mount Kukul 1,539 m · Mount Kychera 1,225 m · Museum of History and Local Lore8 springs on the wayHuts and shelters: 9Places to stay near the start: VorokhtaA one-way route from Voronenko village to Vorokhta: the finish is 4 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 1,528 m, near Mount Kukul. Best from May to October.
Voronenko village, via Mount Kukul to VorokhtaHardMulti-dayUnmarkedVoronenko village to Vorokhtavia Mount KukulElevation profile777–1 587 m25.2 kmascent 940 m≈ 8 h walkingOn the way: Hut · Mount Kukul 1,539 m · Mount Kychera 1,225 m · Museum of History and Local Lore8 springs on the wayHuts and shelters: 9Places to stay near the start: YablunytsiaA one-way route from Voronenko village to Vorokhta: the finish is 7 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 1,587 m, near Mount Kukul. Best from May to October.
Yasinia, via Mount Petros, Mount Hoverla and Mount Kukul to VorokhtaHardMulti-dayUnmarkedYasinia to Vorokhtavia Mount Petros, Mount Hoverla +1Elevation profile654–2 046 m46.4 kmascent 2 788 mOn the way: Mount Petros 2,020 m · Mount Hoverla 2,061 m · Shepherds' hut on Polonyna Kukul · Museum of History and Local Lore17 springs on the wayHuts and shelters: 8Places to stay near the start: YasinyaA one-way route from Yasinia to Vorokhta: the finish is 16 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 2,046 m, near Mount Petros. Best walked in 2 days. Best from June to September.
Voronenko village, via Mount Kukul to VorokhtaHardMulti-dayUnmarkedVoronenko village to Vorokhtavia Mount KukulElevation profile743–1 458 m30.3 kmascent 1 329 m≈ 10 h walkingOn the way: Hut on Polonyna Lomparivka · Hut · Mount Kychera 1,225 m · Museum of History and Local Lore6 springs on the wayHuts and shelters: 9Places to stay near the start: YablunytsiaA one-way route from Voronenko village to Vorokhta: the finish is 4 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 1,458 m. Best walked in 2 days. Best from May to October.
Tatariv village, via Mount Khomiak and Mount Syniak to Tatariv villageHardMulti-dayUnmarkedTatariv village loopvia Mount Khomiak, Mount SyniakElevation profile684–1 657 m31 kmascent 1 285 m≈ 10.5 h walkingOn the way: Mount Khomiak 1,542 m · Mountain shelter on Polonyna Khomiakiv · Polonyna Khomyakov · Mount Sinyak 1,665 m9 springs on the wayHuts and shelters: 5Places to stay near the start: TatarivA loop route starting and finishing at Tatariv village. Highest point: 1,657 m, near Mount Sinyak. Best walked in 2 days. Best from June to September.
Tatariv village, via Mount Khomiak and Mount Syniak to Tatariv villageHardMulti-dayUnmarkedTatariv village loopvia Mount Khomiak, Mount SyniakElevation profile701–1 695 m37.2 kmascent 1 627 m≈ 12.5 h walkingOn the way: Church of St. Demetrius of Thessaloniki · Mount Khomiak 1,542 m · Mount Sinyak 1,665 m · Mountain shelter on Polonyna Khomiakiv11 springs on the wayHuts and shelters: 5Places to stay near the start: TatarivA loop route starting and finishing at Tatariv village. Highest point: 1,695 m, near Mount Sinyak. Best walked in 2 days. Best from June to September.
Yaremche, via the Yavirnyk ridge, Zhenetskyi Huk Waterfall, Mount Khomiak, Mount Syniak, Mount Malyi Horhan and Polianytsia village to Tatariv villageHardMulti-dayUnmarkedYaremche to Tatariv villagevia the Yavirnyk ridge, Zhenetskyi Huk Waterfall +4Elevation profile510–1 658 m46.8 kmascent 2 435 mOn the way: Probiy waterfall · Zhenetsky Hook waterfall · Mount Sinyak 1,665 m · Mount Maly Gorgan 1,592 m13 springs on the wayHuts and shelters: 12A one-way route from Yaremche to Tatariv village: the finish is 12 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 1,658 m, near Mount Sinyak. Best walked in 2 days. Best from June to September.
Mykulychyn village, via Mount Yavirnyk to YaremcheModerateTwo-dayUnmarkedMykulychyn village to Yaremchevia Mount YavirnykElevation profile500–1 499 m19.3 kmascent 1 052 m≈ 7 h walkingOn the way: Hut · Cabin · Mount Yavirnyk-Gorgan 1,467 m · Park-museum Carpathians in miniature7 springs on the wayHuts and shelters: 4Places to stay near the start: MykulychynA one-way route from Mykulychyn village to Yaremche: the finish is 6 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 1,499 m, near Mount Yavirnyk-Gorgan. Best from May to October.
Zaroslyak base, via Mount Hoverla and Lake Nesamovyte to Zaroslyak baseModerateTwo-dayUnmarkedZaroslyak base loopvia Mount Hoverla, Lake NesamovyteElevation profile1 248–2 040 m16.9 kmascent 1 107 m≈ 6.5 h walkingOn the way: Polonyna Pozhizhevska · High-mountainous Lake Nesamovite · Mount Turkul 1,933 m · Mount Hoverla 2,061 m6 springs on the wayPlaces to stay near the start: VorokhtaA loop route starting and finishing at Zaroslyak base. Highest point: 2,040 m, near Mount Hoverla. Best from June to September.
Zaroslyak base, via Lake Nesamovyte and Hoverla Waterfall to Zaroslyak baseHardTwo-dayUnmarkedZaroslyak base loopvia Lake Nesamovyte, Hoverla WaterfallElevation profile1 111–1 940 m17.4 kmascent 3 965 m≈ 12.5 h walkingOn the way: Polonyna Pozhizhevska · High-mountainous Lake Nesamovite · Mount Turkul 1,933 m · Mount Breskul 1,911 m6 springs on the wayPlaces to stay near the start: VorokhtaA loop route starting and finishing at Zaroslyak base. Highest point: 1,940 m, near Mount Turkul. Best walked in 2 days. Best from June to September.
Zaroslyak base, via Lake Nesamovyte, Mount Breskul, the Mount Hoverla traverse and Mount Petros to Kvasy villageHardMulti-dayUnmarkedZaroslyak base to Kvasy villagevia Lake Nesamovyte, Mount Breskul +2Elevation profile574–2 016 m37.8 kmascent 1 377 m≈ 12 h walkingOn the way: High-mountainous Lake Nesamovite · Mount Hoverla 2,061 m · Hut Ekolohichnyi punkt Peremychka · Mount Petros 2,020 m16 springs on the wayHuts and shelters: 6Places to stay near the start: VorokhtaA one-way route from Zaroslyak base to Kvasy village: the finish is 19 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 2,016 m, near Mount Hoverla. Best walked in 2 days. Best from June to September.
Zaroslyak base, via Mount Hoverla and Lake Nesamovyte to Zaroslyak baseHardTwo-dayUnmarkedZaroslyak base loopvia Mount Hoverla, Lake NesamovyteElevation profile1 265–2 055 m19.1 kmascent 1 212 m≈ 7 h walkingOn the way: Mount Hoverla 2,061 m · Mount Turkul 1,933 m · High-mountainous Lake Nesamovite · Polonyna Pozhizhevska7 springs on the wayPlaces to stay near the start: VorokhtaA loop route starting and finishing at Zaroslyak base. Highest point: 2,055 m, near Mount Hoverla. Best from June to September.
Zaroslyak base, via Lake Nesamovyte, Mount Turkul, Mount Hoverla and Mount Petros to YasiniaHardMulti-dayUnmarkedZaroslyak base to Yasiniavia Lake Nesamovyte, Mount Turkul +2Elevation profile630–2 037 m32.8 kmascent 1 864 m≈ 12 h walkingOn the way: High-mountainous Lake Nesamovite · Mount Hoverla 2,061 m · Hut Ekolohichnyi punkt Peremychka · Mount Petros 2,020 m10 springs on the wayHuts and shelters: 6Places to stay near the start: VorokhtaA one-way route from Zaroslyak base to Yasinia: the finish is 17 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 2,037 m, near Mount Hoverla. Best walked in 2 days. Best from June to September.
Zaroslyak base, via Lake Nesamovyte and Mount Hoverla to Zaroslyak baseHardTwo-dayUnmarkedZaroslyak base loopvia Lake Nesamovyte, Mount HoverlaElevation profile1 260–2 044 m17.6 kmascent 1 334 m≈ 7 h walkingOn the way: Polonyna Pozhizhevska · High-mountainous Lake Nesamovite · Mount Turkul 1,933 m · Mount Hoverla 2,061 m7 springs on the wayHuts and shelters: 2Places to stay near the start: VorokhtaA loop route starting and finishing at Zaroslyak base. Highest point: 2,044 m, near Mount Hoverla. Best from June to September.
Kvasy village, via Mount Sheshul, Mount Petros, Mount Hoverla and Lake Nesamovyte to Zaroslyak baseHardMulti-dayUnmarkedKvasy village to Zaroslyak basevia Mount Sheshul, Mount Petros +2Elevation profile547–2 039 m36.4 kmascent 2 518 mOn the way: Mount Petros 2,020 m · Hut Ekolohichnyi punkt Peremychka · Mount Hoverla 2,061 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: 2,039 m, near Mount Petros. Best walked in 2 days. Best from June to September.
Kvasy village, via Mount Petros, Mount Hoverla and Lake Nesamovyte to Zaroslyak baseHardMulti-dayUnmarkedKvasy village to Zaroslyak basevia Mount Petros, Mount Hoverla +1Elevation profile623–2 008 m39.7 kmascent 2 227 mOn the way: Mount Petros 2,020 m · Hut Ekolohichnyi punkt Peremychka · Mount Hoverla 2,061 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 18 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 2,008 m, near Mount Petros. Best walked in 2 days. Best from June to September.
Vorokhta - Perehslyp tract - Mount KukulModerateOne-dayMarkedVorokhta Mount Kukulvia Perehslyp tractElevation profile738–1 518 m11.7 kmascent 1 108 m≈ 5 h walkingOn the way: Museum of History and Local Lore · Mount Kychera 1,225 m · Polonyna Kukul · Mount Kukul 1,539 m4 springs on the wayKukul is a small ridge with the highest peak of the same name, which is surrounded by a dense forest. There are many places for pastures on the ridge, and in summer all the Hutsul huts are occupied - shepherds make polonyna cheese here.
Vorokhta, via Mount Kukul to YasiniaHardMulti-dayUnmarkedVorokhta to Yasiniavia Mount KukulElevation profile713–1 498 m36.3 kmascent 888 m≈ 11 h walkingOn the way: Museum of History and Local Lore · Mount Kychera 1,225 m · Mount Kukul 1,539 m · Mountain shelter8 springs on the wayHuts and shelters: 5A one-way route from Vorokhta to Yasinia: the finish is 11 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 1,498 m, near Mount Kukul. Best walked in 2 days. Best from May to October.
Vorokhta, via Mount Kukul to Yablunytsia villageHardMulti-dayUnmarkedVorokhta to Yablunytsia villagevia Mount KukulElevation profile694–1 433 m24.6 kmascent 1 045 m≈ 8 h walkingOn the way: Mount Oseredok 915 m · Mount Kychera 1,225 m · Hut on Polonyna Serednia · Hut on Polonyna Hryhorivka7 springs on the wayHuts and shelters: 6A one-way route from Vorokhta to Yablunytsia village: the finish is 6 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 1,433 m. Best from May to October.
Voronenko village, via Mount Kukul to VorokhtaHardTwo-dayUnmarkedVoronenko village to Vorokhtavia Mount KukulElevation profile706–1 520 m22.7 kmascent 1 033 m≈ 7.5 h walkingOn the way: Hut · Mount Kukul 1,539 m · Mount Kychera 1,225 m · Museum of History and Local Lore7 springs on the wayHuts and shelters: 6Places to stay near the start: YablunytsiaA one-way route from Voronenko village to Vorokhta: the finish is 4 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 1,520 m, near Mount Kukul. Best from May to October.
Mykulychyn village, via Yavirnyk polonyna to YaremcheModerateTwo-dayUnmarkedMykulychyn village to Yaremchevia Yavirnyk polonynaElevation profile521–1 230 m16.3 kmascent 833 m≈ 5.5 h walkingOn the way: Hut · Cabin · Park-museum Carpathians in miniature · Hutsul souvenir market6 springs on the wayHuts and shelters: 8Places to stay near the start: MykulychynA one-way route from Mykulychyn village to Yaremche: the finish is 7 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 1,230 m. Best from May to October.
Yaremche, via the Yavirnyk ridge to Mykulychyn villageHardMulti-dayUnmarkedYaremche to Mykulychyn villagevia the Yavirnyk ridgeElevation profile521–1 442 m24.2 kmascent 1 227 m≈ 8.5 h walkingOn the way: Waterfall Maiden's Tears · Mount Zhenets 1,414 m · Mount Yavirnyk-Gorgan 1,467 m · Cabin9 springs on the wayHuts and shelters: 7A one-way route from Yaremche to Mykulychyn village: the finish is 7 km from the start in a straight line. Highest point: 1,442 m, near Mount Zhenets. Best from May to October.