Mount Stih (Dragobrat)

The summit at a glance

• Elevation: 1704 m above sea level
• Range: Svydovets
• Nearest settlement: Yasinya
• Routes over the summit on Karpaty.rocks: 43
• Best time: June–September; in winter only with experience and gear (avalanche danger is possible)

Routes to the summit

The routes over the summit most viewed by Karpaty.rocks readers. Length and ascent come from our track and a digital elevation model, time from Naismith's rule (without stops).

• Chorna Tysa village, via Dragobrat, Lake Vorozheska, Lake Dohiaska, Lake Apshynets and Mount Stih to Kvasy village — 36.6 km, ascent 1,634 m, ≈12 h of walking
• Dragobrat, via Mount Stih, Mount Velykyi Kotel, Mount Unhariaska and Mount Tempa to Krasna village — 35.3 km, ascent 783 m, ≈10 h of walking
• Dragobrat, via Mount Blyznytsia and Mount Stih to Dragobrat — 10.6 km, ascent 667 m, ≈4 h of walking, loop
• Dragobrat, via Mount Blyznytsia and Lake Izvor to Dragobrat — 8.4 km, ascent 590 m, ≈3 h of walking, loop
• Yasinia, via Dragobrat, Mount Blyznytsia and Lake Ivor to Kvasy village — 24.3 km, ascent 1,605 m, ≈9 h of walking
• Chorna Tysa village, via Mount Dohiaska, Mount Velykyi Kotel and Mount Blyznytsia to Kvasy village — 36.8 km, ascent 1,961 m, ≈12.5 h of walking

All routes over the summit (43)

Weather and safety

The summit is above the tree line: fog, strong wind and thunderstorms are possible even in summer, and the weather can change within hours. Check the forecast before you set off, take water, a rain jacket and a warm layer, and plan to reach the top before midday. Summit weather forecast.

In an emergency call 101 or 112. Carpathian mountain rescue contacts.

FAQ — Stih (Dragobrat)