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Tatariv village, via Mount Khomiak, Mount Syniak and Huk Zhenetskyi Waterfall to Mykulychyn village

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Route Tatariv village, via Mount Khomiak, Mount Syniak and Huk Zhenetskyi Waterfall to Mykulychyn 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 32738m. Lowest point - 594m., highest point - 1649m. Total elevation gain 1611m. Along the route you will see: Church of St. Demetrius of Thessaloniki, Tatariv, Mount Khomiak, Polonyna Khomyakov, Mount Sinyak, Zhenetsky Hook waterfall, Narinetskyi waterfall, Mykulychyn, Trinity Church, Mykulychyn.

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Маршрут: Tatariv village, via Mount Khomiak, Mount Syniak and Huk Zhenetskyi Waterfall to Mykulychyn village
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48.34549803574496,24.58066391617735 | Altitude: 691м
Church of St. Demetrius of Thessaloniki, Tatariv
The Church of St. Demetrius of Thessalonica in the small village of Tatariv was built in 1870. The church was erected in honor of the righteous great martyr Dmytro Slutsky. The architect F. Menchynskyi was the author of the church project. According to other sources, the church dates back to 1856. Obviously, it was built on the site of a previous wooden church. The church was completely covered with shingles until the late 1980s. ...  More...
48.36753702034781,24.49641376010743 | Altitude: 1542м
Mount Khomiak
Khomyak is a 1542-meter-high peak of the Gorgan mountain range. Rumor has it that the mountain was named so because its shape resembles the back of a hamster. Perhaps those with a well-developed imagination can easily see this resemblance... ...  More...
48.375673706814474,24.493105885095197 | Altitude: 1525м
Polonyna Khomyakov
A large sloping meadow on the northern slopes of the Sinyaka-Homiak ridge. From here, there are trails to the valley of the Zhenets stream (a long straight cut to the north), ascent to Mount Hamster (southwest), a trail along the ridge through the zherep to the top of Synyak (southeast), traverse of the top of Hamster to the Baranja meadow and the spring (east), and then a serpentine path to the valley of the Prutets Yablunytskyi. ...  More...
48.38834565181009,24.457317881506356 | Altitude: 1665м
Mount Sinyak
Mount Sinyak, 1665 meters high, is one of the peaks of the Gorgan massif of the Ukrainian Carpathians, located in the Nadvirna district of Ivano-Frankivsk region. It is part of the Carpathian National Nature Park. ...  More...
48.39114927376516,24.499661471606487 | Altitude: 622м
Zhenetsky Hook waterfall
Zhenetskyi Huk is one of the most convenient Carpathian waterfalls for tourists, as it is accessible by a direct, asphalt road. It is also one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the world. Zhenetskyi Huk gets a truly unique look during snowmelt and after heavy rains, when, in addition to the main stream, water flows in thin threads from the top of the rock, creating several more mini-waterfalls around. ...  More...
48.38473691450483,24.521805789233387 | Altitude: 622м
Narinetskyi waterfall, Mykulychyn
Narinetskyi Waterfall is a waterfall in the Ukrainian Carpathians, on the Noretskyi Stream (a left tributary of the Zhenets River). It is located on the border of the villages of Mykulychyn and Tatariv, which are subordinated to the Yaremche City Council. The total height of the waterfall is about 10 meters. The waterfall was formed in the place where the stream crosses a thick sandstone layer. Not far (1800 meters) from Narinetskyi waterfall is the Zhenetskyi Huk waterfall.  More...
48.39741835492916,24.59886028981322 | Altitude: 622м
Trinity Church, Mykulychyn
The village of Mykulychyn is known to many vacationers and tourists as a Carpathian resort. It is one of the largest villages in Ukraine. It is home to the Trinity Church. It is the main decoration and source of pride for the villagers. The church is made entirely of wood in the Hutsul style. The temple is remarkable for its power. This is a rather large religious building. The gray building is decorated with golden tops, solemnly shining in the sun. The austere facade of the church has large...  More...
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