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Mount Malyi Kanusiak1 620 mMount Malyi KanusiakMount Malyi Kanusiak, OsmolodaMalyi Kanusiak is a 1,620 m peak of the Gorgany range in the Kalush district of Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast. The mountain has a regular cone shape and rises between the valleys of the Petros and...
Mount Yavirnyk-Gorgan1 467 mMount Yavirnyk-GorganMount Yavirnyk-Gorgan, YaremcheYavirnyk-Gorgan is the highest summit of the Yavirnyk ridge in the south-eastern Gorgany, 1,467 m high. It lies in the Nadvirna district of Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast, between Yaremche, Mykulychyn and...
Mięguszowiecki Szczyt Czarny2 405 mMięguszowiecki Szczyt CzarnyPolandMięguszowiecki Szczyt Czarny, Štrbské PlesoMięguszowiecki Szczyt Czarny (Slovak: Východný Mengusovský štít, "Eastern Mengusovce Peak") is a High Tatra summit of about 2,405 m on the main Tatra ridge along the Polish–Slovak border.
Małołączniak2 096 mMałołączniakMałołączniak / Malolúčniak · PolandMałołączniak, Gronik (Kościelisko)Małołączniak (Slovak Malolúčniak) is a 2,096 m summit of the Western Tatras on the main Tatra ridge along the Polish–Slovak border.
Zadný Gerlach2 616 mZadný GerlachSlovakiaZadný Gerlach, Štrbské PlesoZadný Gerlach (officially Zadný Gerlachovský štít, “Rear Gerlach”; Polish Zadni Gerlach) is a mighty 2,616 m junction summit on the main ridge of the High Tatras (2,617 m according to 2018 laser...
Jakubina2 194 mJakubinaSlovakiaJakubina, PribylinaJakubina (Polish Raczkowa Czuba) is a 2,194 m summit in the Western Tatras, the second-highest of the range after Bystrá (2,248 m).
Poľana1 458 mPoľanaSlovakiaPoľana, KyslinkyPoľana is a 1457.8 m summit, the highest point of the mountain massif of the same name in central Slovakia. The massif belongs to the Slovak Central Mountains (Slovenské stredohorie) and is a...
Tarnica1 346 mTarnicaPolandTarnica, WołosateTarnica is the highest peak of the Polish Bieszczady and of the whole Subcarpathian Voivodeship, rising to 1,346 m. It belongs to the so-called Tarnica and Halicz group – the cluster of the highest...
Mount Temnatyk1 343 mMount TemnatykMount Temnatyk, VolovetsTemnatyk (also Tomnatyk) is a peak on the far north-western spur of the Polonyna Borzhava massif in Zakarpattia Oblast. It is the Borzhava peak closest to Volovets, so hikes along the whole ridge...
Mount Kostrych1 544 mMount KostrychMount Kostrych, KryvopilliaKostrych is a 1,544 m summit on the Kostrycha ridge, in the Verkhovyna district of Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast. The ridge lies between the Chornohora crest to the south-west and the Pokuttia-Bukovyna...
Mount Syhlanskyi1 564 mMount SyhlanskyiMount Syhlanskyi, KolochavaSyhlanskyi is the highest peak of the Polonyna Krasna massif in the Ukrainian Carpathians. It lies in the Tiachiv district of Zakarpattia Oblast, between the villages of Kolochava and Ust-Chorna.
Mount Velykyi Kanusiak1 642 mMount Velykyi KanusiakMount Velykyi Kanusiak, OsmolodaVelykyi Kanusiak (Great Kanusiak) is a 1,642 m summit in the Gorgany. It lies in the Kalush district of Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast; the nearest settlement is the village of Osmoloda, about 5.7 km from...
Mount Babyn Pohar1 449 mMount Babyn PoharMount Babyn Pohar, Polianytsia (Bukovel)Babyn Pohar is a 1,449 m mountain in the eastern Gorgany, in the Nadvirna district of Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast. It stands at the western end of a long ridge crowned by Syniak (1,665 m), with Malyi...
Mount Stranzul1 630 mMount StranzulMount Stranzul, KomsomolskStranzul is a 1,630 m summit (1,631 m according to other sources) in the south-western Gorgany. It belongs to the Bushtul group, which lies south of the Nimetskyi pass (1,177 m), and stands on the...
Ciemniak2 096 mCiemniakPolandCiemniak, Kościelisko (Gronik)Ciemniak (Slovak: Temniak) is a 2,096 m summit in the Western Tatras and the westernmost of the four peaks of the Czerwone Wierchy (Red Peaks) massif.
Kežmarský štít2 556 mKežmarský štítSlovakiaKežmarský štít, Vysoké Tatry (Tatranská Lomnica)Kežmarský štít (Polish Kieżmarski Szczyt, German Kesmarker Spitze) is a 2556 m granite summit in the Slovak High Tatras and one of the highest peaks of the whole range.
Pachoľa2 167 mPachoľaSlovakiaPachoľa, ŽiarPachoľa (Polish Pachoł or Pachola) is a striking pyramid-shaped 2,166.6 m summit on the main ridge of the Western Tatras, in their Roháče part.
Mount Trostian1 232 mMount TrostianMount Trostian, SlavskeTrostian is a peak of the Skole Beskids in Lviv Oblast, west of the town of Slavske. It is one of the best-known mountains of the Lviv region: a ski resort lies on its slopes, and the summit offers...
Halicz1 333 mHaliczPolandHalicz, WołosateHalicz is a 1,333 m peak, the third-highest in the Polish Bieszczady and in the whole Western Bieszczady. It stands in the eastern part of the Tarnica and Halicz group, between Kopa Bukowska and...
Kráľova hoľa1 946 mKráľova hoľaSlovakiaKráľova hoľa, ŠumiacKráľova hoľa (German Königsberg, Hungarian Király-hegy – “King's Mountain”) is a 1,946 m summit, the highest in the eastern part of the Low Tatras, which are called the Kráľova hoľa Tatras after it.
Mount Sulihul1 688 mMount SulihulMount Sulihul, Khutir BurkutSulihul (also Sylyhul) is a 1,688 m peak (some sources give 1,689 m) on the main crest of the Chyvchyn Mountains, the north-eastern range of the Marmarosh Massif.
Mount Darvaika1 502 mMount DarvaikaMount Darvaika, KolochavaDarvaika is a mountain of the Inner Gorgany, in the south-eastern part of the Pyshkonia ridge. It lies in the Mizhhiria district of Zakarpattia Oblast, north-east of the village of Kolochava.
Mount Ukernia1 620 mMount UkerniaMount Ukernia, MyslivkaUkernia is a 1,620 m summit in the western Gorgany, in Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast, on the ridge between the Svicha and Moloda valleys.
Mount Podyny1 499 mMount PodynyMount Podyny, BystrytsiaMount Podyny (about 1499 m) is the highest summit of the Tavpyshyrka ridge in the Gorgany. It lies in Nadvirna Raion, Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast, about 8 km west of Bystrytsia village, above the valley...
Mount Vykhid1 471 mMount VykhidMount Vykhid, LuhyVykhid is a 1,471 m mountain (some sources give 1,474.9 m) on the ridge linking Chornohora with the Marmarosh Massif, which runs from Pip Ivan Chornohirskyi to Mount Stih.
Cubryna2 376 mCubrynaPolandCubryna, Morskie Oko (PTTK hut)Cubryna (Slovak Čubrina, German Fichtentalspitze) is a 2,376 m summit on the main ridge of the High Tatras, on the border between Poland and Slovakia.
Pyšný štít2 621 mPyšný štítSlovakiaPyšný štít, Vysoké Tatry (Smokovec)Pyšný štít (Polish Durny Szczyt, German Schwalbenturm) is a rocky High Tatra summit of 2,621 m — according to Slovak and Polish sources the fourth highest mountain of the Tatras and of all Slovakia.
Hrubá kopa2 166 mHrubá kopaSlovakiaHrubá kopa, KonskáHrubá kopa (Polish Hruba Kopa or Baszta) is a 2166 m summit on the main ridge of the Slovak Western Tatras and the third highest mountain of the Roháče group.
Mount Mahura1 363 mMount MahuraMount Mahura, LybokhoraMahura is a peak of the Skole Beskids. It stands on the border of the Stryi district of Lviv Oblast and the Dolyna district of Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast, between the Opir and Mizunka rivers.
Krzemień1 335 mKrzemieńPolandKrzemień, WołosateKrzemień is a 1,335 m mountain, the second-highest peak of the Polish Bieszczady and of the whole Western Bieszczady after Tarnica.