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Mount Lopushna is a 1,694-meter peak in the Ukrainian Carpathians. It is located within the Gorgany mountain range on the border of two districts of Ivano-Frankivsk region - Bohorodchany and Rozhnyativ.

Lopushna, along with Mala Syvulia (1815 m) and Velyka Syvulia (1836 m), is one of the peaks of the Syvulia (Syvulianskyi) ridge, which is located between the valleys of the Bystrytsia Solotvynska and Limnytsia rivers.

The slopes and the foot of Lopushna are covered with old coniferous forests, the summit is unforested, covered with yellow-green stone placers characteristic of the Gorgan Mountains and dense crooked forests of mountain pine - zherepu.

The slopes of the mountain in the northeast and southwest directions are very steep.

It is worth noting that within Lopushna there are numerous Austrian fortifications made of stones dating back to 1915: barbed wire fences, trenches, shelters, observation posts, etc. have been preserved.

The closest settlements to Lopushna are the villages of Osmoloda, Bystrytsia, and Stara Huta.

Mount Lopushnaya
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