Nyzhnii Yalovets village, via Mount Yarovytsia to Shypit village
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Route Nyzhnii Yalovets village, via Mount Yarovytsia to Shypit village. Warning! This route is unmarked (it may be partially marked)! Unmarked routes are not equipped with: information boards; signposts; auxiliary signs (water, campsite, etc.). The decision to take the route is entirely your own responsibility! Trail length 24741m. Lowest point - 862m., highest point - 1564m. Total elevation gain 1153m. Along the route you will see: Mount Yarovytsia, Carpathian Pamir, Sarata, Church of St. Elijah, Shepit.
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47.793434442124216,25.028875164907845 | Altitude: 1566м
Mount Yarovytsia
Yarovytsia is the peak of the Yalovychora Mountains in the Ukrainian Carpathians, located on the Yarovets Ridge , which is one of the southernmost ridges of the Ukrainian Carpathians and stretches from northwest to southeast between the White Cheremosh and the upper reaches of the Suceava. The mountain is located in the southern part of Putyla district of Chernivtsi region, southwest of the village of Verkhniy Yalovets. The mountain consists of flysch, dominated by sandstones. The locals call... More...
47.76438466210499,25.034471247387685 | Altitude: 1188м
Carpathian Pamir, Sarata
From the 1960s until the mid-1990s, a secret radar station operated on one of the highest peaks of the Bukovyna Carpathians, Mount Tomnatyk. The secret military facility was located at an altitude of 1565 meters in the mountains for a reason. The border with Romania runs nearby. At the height of the Cold War with the Western world, the USSR built a military station that was supposed to provide radar coverage of a vast territory, from the Turkish coast to the Baltic Sea.
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47.79923993835087,25.153501153967277 | Altitude: 974м
Church of St. Elijah, Shepit
The real gem of Bukovinian wooden architecture, St. Elias Church, is located in the village of Shepit in the middle of the Bukovinian Carpathians. The church is unique in its combination of established traditions of church building in Bukovyna with the trends of the time.
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