Stuzhytsia village – Mount Kremenets
Unmarked trailmore
It may be partly marked. Unmarked trails have no information boards, signposts or auxiliary signs (water, campsite, etc.). The decision to walk the trail is entirely your own responsibility.
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About the trail
Route Stuzhytsia village – Mount Kremenets. Along the route you will see: Mount Kremenets.
At a glance
A one-day route of 8.4 km with 844 m of ascent from Stuzhytsia village to Mount Kremenets. Estimated walking time: about 3.5 h, not counting stops. Difficulty: moderate. Waymarking is missing or partial.
Route stages
- 0–8.5 kmClimb of 750 m to Mount Kremenets (1,221 m)
Steepest kilometre: km 5.5–6.5, a climb of 210 m (≈21%).
Water and overnight stays
Springs near the trail: at km 0 and 7.5.
When to go
Best time: May to October. In winter deep snow is possible, so experience and winter gear are needed.
Getting there
Start: Stuzhytsia village. This is a one-way route: the finish is 5 km from the start in a straight line, so plan your way back in advance.
FAQ
- How long does the route take?
- Estimated walking time: about 3.5 h, not counting stops.
- Is there water on the route?
- Springs near the trail: at km 0 and 7.5.
Water and shelter on the route
- Spring (Stuzhytsia, 5)km 0 from the start · 80 m off the path · Not verified · 459 m
- Spring below Mount Kremenetskm 7.2 from the start · Not verified · 1 134 m
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ModerateTwo-dayUnmarkedStuzhytsia village loopvia Mount KremenetsElevation profile420–1 287 m17 kmascent 1 062 m≈ 6.5 h walking
HardMulti-dayMarkedTranscarpathian Tourist TrailElevation profile198–2 031 m393.2 kmascent 30 283 m
ModerateTwo-dayUnmarkedDubovyi Hai base to Stuzhytsia villagevia Chorni Mlaky tractElevation profile266–988 m15.1 kmascent 894 m≈ 5.5 h walking