Mount Stii
Stiy (also known as Stoy) is the highest peak of the Polonyna Borzhava mountain range on the Polonyna ridge (Polonyna Beskyd), located in the inner zone of the Ukrainian Carpathians. It is located within the Transcarpathian region. The height is 1681 meters.
The slopes of Mount Stiy are steep in the western direction, and gentler in the southern and eastern directions. Up to an altitude of 1100-1200 meters, the peak is covered with beech and beech-spruce virgin forests, and above the forest belt - with blueberry thickets.
On the western slopes of Mount Stiy there is a forest reserve of national importance called Rosishnyi.
During the Soviet era, a radar station operated at the top. Later it was dismantled and today only numerous ruins remind us of the former radar.
The nearest settlement is the village of Vovchyi in Svaliava district, Zakarpattia region.
Accommodation around Mount Stii:
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Which trails pass by Mount Stii?
We suggest these hiking trails through or near Mount Stii: Vovchyi village, via Mount Stiy, Mount Hemba, Mount Zhyd-Mahura and Pryslip Pass to Mizhhiria, Kerechky village, via Mount Stiy, Mount Velykyi Verkh, Mount Hemba and Mount Zhyd-Mahura to Rychka village, Volovets, via Mount Plai, Mount Velykyi Verkh, Mount Stiy and Shypit Waterfall to Podobovets village, Sasivka village, via Mount Ivolove, Mount Stiy, Mount Velykyi Verkh, Shypit Waterfall and Mount Plai to Volovets, Berezniky village, via Mount Ivolove, Mount Stiy and Mount Zeneva to Vovchyi village, Volovets, via Mount Velykyi Verkh and Mount Stiy to Vovchyi village
