Mount Ungaryaska
Ungaryaska is the peak of the Ukrainian Carpathians, located in the western part of the Svydovets mountain range. The mountain is located in the Tyachiv district of Zakarpattia region.
The height of Ungaryaska is 1707 meters.
In the north-eastern and north-western directions, the slopes of the peak are very steep and difficult to access, in the western and eastern directions they are more gentle.
Up to an altitude of 1400-1450 meters, the slopes of Ungaryaska are covered with centuries-old coniferous and beech forests and crooked woods, and above that - with meadows.
To the west of Mount Ungaryaska is Mount Mala Kurtiaska, to the east is Mount Trojaska, to the southeast is Mount Dogyaska, and to the northeast is Mount Tataruk.
It is worth noting that the top of Mount Ungaryaska is crossed by the route "By the Peaks of Svydovets", which is very popular among active recreation enthusiasts and leads from the village of Ust-Chorna to the village of Yasinia (or in the opposite direction).
The nearest settlement is the village of Chorna Tysa (Rakhiv district, Zakarpattia region).
Location on the map
Water and shelter nearby
- Spring below Mount Unhariaska (5)330 m · Not verified · 1 605 m
- Spring below Mount Unhariaska (7)350 m · Not verified · 1 557 m
- Spring below Mount Unhariaska (6)350 m · Not verified · 1 623 m
- Spring below Mount Unhariaska (8)390 m · Not verified · 1 560 m
- Spring below Mount Unhariaska (9)500 m · Not verified · 1 555 m
- Spring below Mount Unhariaska (4)730 m · Not verified · 1 490 m
- Spring below Mount Unhariaska (3)750 m · Not verified · 1 487 m
- Spring below Mount Unhariaska (2)810 m · Not verified · 1 564 m
- Spring below Mount Unhariaska (11)880 m · Not verified · 1 596 m
- Spring below Mount Unhariaska1.2 km · Not verified · 1 507 m
- Spring below Mount Unhariaska (13)1.2 km · Not verified · 1 509 m
- Spring below Mount Unhariaska (10)1.3 km · Not verified · 1 501 m
- Spring below Mount Unhariaska (12)1.3 km · Not verified · 1 480 m
- Spring below Mount Mala Kurtiaska (5)1.4 km · Not verified · 1 515 m
- Spring below Mount Troiaska1.4 km · Not verified · 1 529 m
- Spring below Mount Mala Kurtiaska (4)1.5 km · Not verified · 1 528 m
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Places to stay nearby
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HotelHomestead "Malva"Drahobrat9.7 km from Mount UngaryaskaTransferNearby: Mt Stih 900 mMt Bliznytsia 2.6 km9 trails
HotelHotel "U Stozi" (Dragobrat - Yasinya)Yasinya10 km from Mount UngaryaskaBBQParkingWi‑FiNearby: Mt Stih 1.2 kmMt Bliznytsia 2.9 km9 trails
HotelHotel "Kazka Karpat" DragobratYasinya10 km from Mount UngaryaskaTransferNearby: Mt Stih 1.3 kmMt Bliznytsia 2.9 km9 trails
HotelHotel "Zelena Dacha" DragobratYasinya10 km from Mount UngaryaskaPoolSaunaBBQNearby: Mt Stih 1.5 kmMt Bliznytsia 3.2 km9 trails
HotelHotel "Velyka Vedmedytsia" DragobratDrahobrat10 km from Mount UngaryaskaSaunaKitchenParkingNearby: Mt Stih 1.5 kmMt Bliznytsia 3.1 km9 trails
HotelHotel "PiK" DragobratYasinya11 km from Mount UngaryaskaHot tubSaunaKitchenNearby: Mt Stih 1.7 kmMt Bliznytsia 2.7 km9 trailsTrails via Mount Ungaryaska
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HardMulti-dayMarkedTranscarpathian Tourist TrailElevation profile198–2 031 m393.2 kmascent 30 283 m
HardMulti-dayUnmarkedDragobrat to Krasna villagevia Mount Stih, Mount Velykyi Kotel +2Elevation profile422–1 751 m35.3 kmascent 1 166 m≈ 11 h walking
HardMulti-dayUnmarkedUst-Chorna village to Kvasy villagevia Mount Tempa, Mount Mala Kurtiaska +2Elevation profile511–1 876 m51.2 kmascent 2 670 mNearby attractions
PeakMount Mala KurtiaskaLopukhivaltitude 1 644 m · Svydovets range2 km from Mount Ungaryaska11 trails to the topMala Kurtyaska is a mountain in the Ukrainian Carpathians, which is located in the western part of the Svydovets mountain range.
LakeLake Gereshaska (Dogyaska)Yasinya4 km from Mount UngaryaskaGerashaska (another name - Dogyaska ) is a high-mountain lake in the Ukrainian Carpathians, within the Rakhiv district of Zakarpattia region.
LakeLake VorozheskayaChorna Tysa5.8 km from Mount UngaryaskaThe real pearl of the Carpathians - Lake Vorozheska (other names - Vorozheska, Triton ) - is a hydrological natural monument of local importance, a high-mountain lake...




