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Dilove village, Mount Pip Ivan Marmaroskyi, Mount Pip Ivan Chornohirskyi, Mount Hoverla and Mount Petros to Kvasy village

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91.1 kmLength
5 532 mAscent
5 340 mDescent
2 014 mMax. altitude
359 mMin. altitude
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Where to stay nearby

Near the start · Rakhiv
Motel
Motel "Tys" Dilove
Cottage
Котедж "Мармароський гірський притулок" Ділове
Cottage
Брендушка
from 1,700 UAH per night
Hotel
Camelot
from 800 UAH per night
Hotel
Гостинниця
from 950 UAH per night
Hotel
Rakhiv Hotel & Apartments
from 740 UAH per night
Near the finish · Kvasy
Hotel
PETROS
from 900 UAH per night
Hotel
Cube
from 1,350 UAH per night
Hotel
Дубок
from 1,430 UAH per night
Hotel
Mineral
from 421 UAH per night
Hotel
Гостинний дім
from 1,570 UAH per night
Hotel
Privat Guest House ZarinSki
from 1,120 UAH per night
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About the trail

Route Dilove village, Mount Pip Ivan Marmaroskyi, Mount Pip Ivan Chornohirskyi, Mount Hoverla and Mount Petros to Kvasy village. Along the route you will see: Geographical centre of Europe, Dilove, Mount Zherban, Mount Pip Ivan of Marmarosh, Mount Mala Nenieska, Mount Mika-Mare, Mount Birsenscu and 23 more.

At a glance

A multi-day route of 91.1 km with 5,532 m of ascent. Estimated time: 5 days of 3–9 h of walking (about 32 h in total, not counting stops). Difficulty: hard. Waymarking is missing or partial.

Route stages

  1. 0–14 kmClimb of 1,530 m to Mount Pip Ivan of Marmarosh (1,936 m)
  2. 14–43 kmAlong the ridge at 1,370–1,890 m, past Mount Mezhypotoky, Mount Mala Nenieska, Mount Mika-Mare, Mount Steavul
  3. 43–57 kmClimb of 630 m to Mount Brebeneskul (2,035 m)
  4. 57–73 kmAlong the ridge at 1,530–2,010 m, past Mount Rebra, Mount Dantsizh, Mount Pozhyzhevska, Mount Hoverla
  5. 73–76 kmClimb of 440 m to Mount Petros (2,020 m)
  6. 76–91 kmDescent of 1,420 m (down to 543 m)

Steepest kilometre: km 75–76, a climb of 430 m (≈41%), near Mount Petros.

Water and overnight stays

Springs near the trail: at km 2, 3, 12, 16, 19, 20, 30, 32, 34 and 36 etc.. There are no springs between km 20 and 30 — carry at least 2 l of water. Some springs run low or dry up in late summer.

Huts and shelters near the trail: Cabin (Dilove) (km 3), Mountain shelter “Stuhna” (km 8), Shepherds' hut on Polonyna Radul (km 40), Hut on Mount Shchivnyk (km 42), Mountain shelter on Mount Vykhid (km 44), Mountain shelter “White Elephant” (km 50), Eco point “At the foot of Hoverla” (hut) (km 69), “Carpathian Highlands” information and tourist centre (shelter) (km 71) etc.. Places to stay near the start: Rakhiv; near the finish: Kvasy.

A possible split into days:

  1. Day 1: km 0–14, ≈6.5 h — overnight: no shelter nearby on the map, bring a tent
  2. Day 2: km 14–40, ≈8 h — overnight: Shepherds' hut on Polonyna Radul (hut)
  3. Day 3: km 40–50, ≈3.5 h — overnight: Mountain shelter “White Elephant” (hut)
  4. Day 4: km 50–71, ≈7.5 h — overnight: “Carpathian Highlands” information and tourist centre (shelter) (hut)
  5. Day 5: km 71–91, ≈6.5 h — finish

When to go

Best time: June to September. In winter only for experienced hikers with proper gear: avalanche danger is possible. About 60 km of the route runs above 1,500 m, where the weather changes quickly — check the forecast.

Getting there

Most places to stay near the start are in Rakhiv. This is a one-way route: the finish is 25 km from the start in a straight line, so plan your way back in advance.

Directions to the start in Google Maps

FAQ

How long does the route take?
Estimated time: 5 days of 3–9 h of walking (about 32 h in total, not counting stops).
Is there water on the route?
Springs near the trail: at km 2, 3, 12, 16, 19, 20, 30, 32, 34 and 36 etc.. There are no springs between km 20 and 30 — carry at least 2 l of water. Some springs run low or dry up in late summer.
Where can I stay overnight?
Huts and shelters near the trail: Cabin (Dilove) (km 3), Mountain shelter “Stuhna” (km 8), Shepherds' hut on Polonyna Radul (km 40), Hut on Mount Shchivnyk (km 42), Mountain shelter on Mount Vykhid (km 44), Mountain shelter “White Elephant” (km 50), Eco point “At the foot of Hoverla” (hut) (km 69), “Carpathian Highlands” information and tourist centre (shelter) (km 71) etc.. Places to stay near the start: Rakhiv; near the finish: Kvasy. Possible overnight stops: Shepherds' hut on Polonyna Radul (km 40), Mountain shelter “White Elephant” (km 50), “Carpathian Highlands” information and tourist centre (shelter) (km 71).

Water and shelter on the route

  1. Drinking water (Dilove)km 1.5 from the start · 40 m off the path · Not verified · 403 m
  2. Spring (Dilove, 8)km 2.2 from the start · Not verified · 421 m
  3. Spring (Dilove, 9)km 2.8 from the start · 70 m off the path · Not verified · 428 m
  4. Cabin (Dilove)km 2.9 from the start · Not verified · 429 m
  5. Spring (Dilove, 11)km 3.2 from the start · 50 m off the path · Not verified · 452 m
  6. Mountain shelter “Stuhna”km 7.9 from the start · 210 m off the path · Not verified · 1 384 m
  7. Spring below Mount Zherban (5)km 11.6 from the start · 250 m off the path · Not verified · 1 568 m
  8. Spring below Mount Pip Ivan Marmaroskyi (6)km 15.5 from the start · Not verified · 1 538 m

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What to see on the trail

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The mountain is located on the Chornohora mountain range ...Mount PozhyzhevskaMount Pozhyzhevskaaltitude 1 822 mMount Pozhyzhevska (or Pozhezhevska) is one of the peaks of the Ukrainian Carpathians. It is located in the northwestern part of the Chornohora...Mount BreskulMount Breskulaltitude 1 911 mBreskul (another name for the mountain is Bretskul), 1911 meters high, is a famous mountain peak in the Ukrainian Carpathians, located in the...Mount HoverlaMount Hoverlaaltitude 2 061 mMount Hoverla has a difficult route and you need to prepare for the climb in advance. You need an experienced friend, company, or guide to go...Mount PetrosMount Petrosaltitude 2 020 mMount Petros is the fourth highest (2020 m) peak of the Ukrainian Carpathians after Hoverla (2061), Brebeneskul (2035 m) and Pop Ivan Chornohirsky ...Mount PetrosulMount Petrosulaltitude 1 855 mPetrosul is an 1855-meter peak of the Ukrainian Carpathians, which is the "neighboring mountain" of Petros, as it is located "at arm's length" from...Mount SheshulMount Sheshulaltitude 1 726 mSheshul is a 1,726-meter peak of the Ukrainian Carpathians, which is located in the western part of the Chornohora mountain range within the...

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