Vyshkiv

Vyshkiv is a village in Dolyna district of Ivano-Frankivsk region. It is located at an altitude of 800 meters above sea level, in the upper reaches of the Mizunka River valley, next to the main watershed ridge. The village is located on the Dolyna-Khust highway, which crosses the Vyshkivskyi Pass from the north and the Torunskyi Pass from the south. The road to the neighboring village of Senechiv (Semychiv) goes to the west. In the village, the streams Sidynovets and Strymba flow into the river Mizunka.

In 1939, the village had 690 inhabitants (595 Ukrainians, 40 Poles, 10 Latin, 40 Jews, and 5 Germans and other nationalities).

Vyshkiv is a village located 45 km from the town of Dolyna. It was founded in the middle of the thirteenth century. Its good location - proximity to the nearby ski resorts and excellent weather conditions - create all the conditions for recreation and relaxation in Vyshkiv. It is worth climbing the Vyshkivsky Pass (931 m above sea level). Another interesting place to visit is the hydrological natural monument - the Lysak swamp, which is located at an altitude of 800 meters above sea level on the territory of the Svichiv forestry.

Vyshkiv is a convenient point to start traveling to Vyshkivskyi Horhan and Lake Synevyr. To the west, a marked route leads through the peaks of Chorna Ripa and Vysokyi Verkh in the village of Slavske, Lviv Oblast.

On the territory of the Vysokyi Pereval recreation center, there is a 700-meter-long drag lift with a height difference of up to 200 meters. The track is 950 m long.

Nearby tourist sites and interesting places (attractions):

• Austrian cemetery of the World War I period;
• The monastery of the Basilian Fathers on Yasna Hora in Hoshiv;
• Carpathian tram.

The best way to get to the village is by rail: by train to the town of Dolyna, then by car. By bus: by bus from Kyiv, Lviv, Khust, etc. By personal transport: from the town of Dolyna by road P 21.

Vyshkivska village council, 112 Nova St., +38 (03477) 9-02-37, 9-02-42.

Mountain Search and Rescue Service, Vyhoda village, 66 Korolya Danyla St., +38 (067) 342-04-99, (067) 342 04 09; +38 (03477) 6-17-03.