Peaks

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1 763 mMount Drahobrat (Zhandarm)Mount Drahobrat (Zhandarm), DrahobratDrahobrat, also called the First Zhandarm, is a 1,763 m mountain on the Urdu-Flavantuch ridge in the eastern part of the Svydovets massif.

1 719 mMount Chorna KlevaHiking route to the mountain Chorna Kleva, Transcarpathian region, UkraineMount Chorna Kleva (also called Chorna Klyva on some tourist maps) is a peak of the Ukrainian Carpathians, located on the Bratkivsky ridge of the Horhan mountain range.

1 771 mMount Velykyi KotelHiking route to the mountain Velykyi Kotel, Zakarpattia region, UkraineMount Velykyi Kotel is the peak of the Ukrainian Carpathians, which lies within the Svydovets mountain range. It is located in Rakhiv district of Zakarpattia region.

1 815 mMount Mika-MareHiking route to Mika Mare mountain, Zakarpattia region, UkraineMount Mika Mare (Neneska, Neniska - translated from the Hutsul dialect as "aunt") is one of the peaks of the Ukrainian Carpathians, 1815 meters high, located on the border of Ukraine and Romania.

1 704 mMount Stih (Dragobrat)Hiking route to Mount Stig, Transcarpathian region, UkraineStig (locally known as Stug) is a peak of the Ukrainian Carpathians, located in the Rakhiv district of Zakarpattia region in the northeastern part of the Svydovets mountain range.

1 653 mMount StihHiking route to Mount Stig, Ivano-Frankivsk region, UkraineMount Stih is the peak of the Ukrainian Carpathians of the incredibly beautiful Marmarosh mountain range, which lies on the border of the Chyvchyn Mountains and the Hutsul Alps (Rakhiv Mountains).

1 726 mMount SheshulHiking route to Mount Sheshul, Transcarpathian region, UkraineSheshul is a 1,726-meter peak of the Ukrainian Carpathians, which is located in the western part of the Chornohora mountain range within the Carpathian Biosphere Reserve.

1 883 mMount BliznytsiaHiking route to Mount Blyznytsia, Transcarpathian region, UkraineBlyznytsia (also called Bliznytsia, Blyzhnytsia) are two mountains of the Ukrainian Carpathians, located in the eastern part of the Svydovets mountain range.

1 761 mMount DogyaskaHiking route to Mount Dogyaska, Transcarpathian region, UkraineDogyaska is a peak in the Ukrainian Carpathians, located in the central part of the Svydovets mountain range. The mountain is located in Rakhiv district of Zakarpattia region.

2 020 mMount PetrosHiking route to Mount Petros, Transcarpathian region, UkraineMount Petros is the fourth highest (2020 m) peak of the Ukrainian Carpathians after Hoverla (2061), Brebeneskul (2035 m) and Pop Ivan Chornohirsky (2028 m).

1 781 mMount Petros of MarmarosHiking route to the Petros Marmarosky mountain, Transcarpathian region, UkrainePetros Marmaroskyi (other names - Pietrosul, Petrosul) is a peak in the Ukrainian Carpathians, 1781 meters high. The mountain is located in Rakhiv district of Zakarpattia region on the territory of...

1 936 mMount Pip Ivan of MarmaroshHiking route to the mountain Pip Ivan Marmarosky, Zakarpattia region, UkrainePip Ivan of Marmarosh, 1936 meters high, is the highest peak of the Hutsul Alps, which are part of the Marmarosh mountain range of the majestic Ukrainian Carpathians.

1 678 mMount RuskaHiking route to Ruska mountain, Ivano-Frankivsk region, UkraineRuska is a 1,678-meter peak (according to other sources, the height of the mountain is 1,650 meters) located in the Gorgan mountain range of the Ukrainian Carpathians.

1 707 mMount TatarukaHiking route to Mount Tataruka, Transcarpathian region, UkraineMount Tataruka is the peak of the Ukrainian Carpathians, located in the northern part of the Svydovets mountain range. It is located on the border of two districts of Zakarpattia region - Tyachiv...

1 702 mMount TrojaskaHiking route to Mount Trojaska, Transcarpathian region, UkraineThe mountain is located in Rakhiv district of Zakarpattia region within the central part of the Svydovets mountain range.

1 707 mMount UngaryaskaHiking route to Ungaryaska mountain, Transcarpathian region, UkraineUngaryaska 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.

1 795 mMount ZherbanHiking route to Mount Zherban, Transcarpathian region, UkraineMount Zherban is a 1795-meter (according to other sources - 1793 m) peak of the Ukrainian Carpathians, which is located in the Hutsul Alps of the Marmara mountain range.

1 855 mMount PetrosulYasinya, Zakarpattia region, UkrainePetrosul 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 it (in the northern direction).

1 818 mMount Mala NenieskaBohdan, Zakarpattia region, UkraineMala Neneska (Neniska Mala) is a peak in the Ukrainian Carpathians, lying in the Hutsul Alps of the Marmarosh mountain range.

1 752 mMount SteavulBohdan, Zakarpattia region, UkraineSteavul (also known as Shchaul, Shaul) is a 1752-meter peak in the Ukrainian Carpathians, which lies in the Rakhiv district of the Transcarpathian region in the southwestern direction from the...

1 734 mBerlebashka MountainKostylivka, Rakhiv district, Zakarpattia region, UkraineBerlebashka is a mountain in the Rakhiv Mountains (part of the Marmarosh Mountains). It is located in the south of Rakhiv district, Zakarpattia region, south of the village of Bohdan and southeast...

1 670 mMount BirsenscuUnnamed Road, Zakarpattia region, UkraineMount Byrsnesesku is a 1,670-meter peak in the Ukrainian Carpathians, located in the Rakhiv district of Zakarpattia region.

All of the highest peaks of the Carpathians that are a must-see - Hoverla (2061 m, the highest point in Ukraine), Brebeneskul (2032 m), Pip Ivan Chornohirsky (2028 m), Petros (2020 m), Hutyn Tomnatyk (2016 m), and Rebra (2001 m) - are concentrated in the Chornohora massif, located on the border of Ivano-Frankivsk and Zakarpattia regions.

The Ukrainian Carpathians are divided as follows:

External (Skibovi) Carpathians (Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk and Bukovyna):

Eastern Beskydy (Volovets, Dolyna, Drohobych, Skole, Starosambir and Turka districts)
Upper Dniester Beskydy (Drohobych, Starosambir and Turka districts)
Skole Beskydy (Dolyna and Skole districts)
External (Skiba) Gorgany (Dolyna, Rozhnyativ and Tyachiv districts)

Pokutsko-Bukovyna Carpathians (Verkhovyna, Vyzhnytsia, Kosiv, Putyla and Storozhynets districts):

Watershed-Verkhovyna Carpathians (Transcarpathia, Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk and Bukovyna)
Stryi-Syanska upland (Skole and Turka districts)
Verkhovyna watershed range (Velykyi Bereznyi, Volovets, Skole and Turka districts)
Inner (Subwatershed) Gorgany (Bohorodchany, Nadvirna, Rozhnyativ, Tyachiv districts and the territory of Yaremche City Council)
Volovets-Mizhhiria Upland (Volovets and Mizhhiria districts): Mizhhirya Basin (Mizhhirya district)
Middle Carpathian Basin (Nadvirna and Rakhiv districts and the territory of Yaremche City Council): Yasinia Basin (Rakhiv district)
Vorokhta-Putyla lowlands (Verkhovyna, Rakhiv, Putyla districts and the territory of Yaremche city council)

Polonynsko-Chornohirsky Carpathians (Zakarpattia, Ivano-Frankivsk and Bukovyna)

Polonyna ranges (Velykyi Bereznyi, Volovets, Irshava, Mizhhirya, Perechyn, Rakhiv, Svalyava, Tyachiv and Khust districts): Polonyna (Runa) Rivna (Velyky Berezny and Perechyn districts), Polonyna Borzhava (Volovets, Irshava, Mizhhirya, Svalyava and Khust districts), Krasna Ridge (Tyachiv and Verkhovyna districts)
Svydovets (Rakhiv and Tyachiv districts)
Chornohora (Verkhovyna and Rakhiv districts)
Hryniava (Verkhovyna district)
Yalovychorskie mountains (Putyla district)

Volcanic Carpathians (Zakarpattia):

Berezne-Lipshanska Valley (Velykyi Bereznyi and Perechyn districts): Svalyava Basin (Svalyava district);
Vyhorlat (Perechyn and Uzhhorod districts);
Makovytsia massif (Mukachevo and Uzhhorod districts);
Syniak massif (Mukachevo and Svalyava districts);
Velyky Dil (Irshava and Svalyava districts);
Tupy massif (Irshava and Khust districts);
Hutyn massif (Vynogradiv and Khust districts);
Khust-Solotvyno Basin (Tyachiv and Khust districts).

The Marmarosh massif (Zakarpattia and Ivano-Frankivsk region):

Hutsul Alps or Rakhiv Mountains (Rakhiv district);
Chyvchyny (Verkhovyna district).