Novyi Mizun

Novyi Mizun is a village in the Dolyna district of Ivano-Frankivsk region. Near the village there is a hydrological natural monument - Shyrkovets Swamp (located at an altitude of 500 meters above sea level), as well as Mizun waterfalls. To the southwest of the village are the protected tracts "Sobol", "Gregit" and "Chorna Sigla", as well as the botanical natural monument - the tract "Kindrat". The village is also known for its festival of extreme and youth culture "Mizunska Zvigoda". Distance: to Dolyna - 10 km; to Ivano-Frankivsk - 80 km.

The Mizunwaterfalls near Novyi Mizun are three cascades three meters high. All the waterfalls are completely different: narrow, wide, gentle, steep, large, or even miniature. In late December and early January, the river freezes, so it is unlikely to enjoy the beauty of this natural wonder during this period. You can get a good view of the Mizun waterfalls from the window of the Carpathian tram. Its route runs along the Mizunka River. It is especially pleasant to relax here in the summer, when the river is cool and you can hide from the hot sun in the shade.

In the Soviet post-war period, geologists discovered mineral water springs of the Naftusia type near the village, and later sanatoriums of the Vyhoda Timber Plant and the Kalush Karpatnaftomash plant were built in Novyi Mizun. The Mizunka River flows through the village, and a narrow-gauge railroad has been built from Vyhoda to Mount Magura. The picturesque mountainous area still attracts tourists today.

One of the best sources of mineral water in Ivano-Frankivsk region, the Mizunsky Goryanka Spring , is located in the village. Mizun LLC (Mineral Water Plant) is one of the largest enterprises in the village. The plant produces bottled water "Karpatska Voda" for the supermarket chain. Goryanka mineral water has healing properties and is considered one of the best mineral waters in Ivano-Frankivsk region. The water from the spring, which comes from a depth of 156 meters, is considered identical in composition to Naftusia. The water from the spring is useful for treating stomach ulcers, and its parameters are close to human intracellular water. The Mizunsky spring "Goryanka" is often visited by tourists traveling by the Carpathian tram.

The Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary in the village of Novyi Mizun is ship-shaped. It was built by the German community in 1908 as a Lutheran church. The iconostasis is carved, gilded, and two-tiered. 2007-2014 - the church was renovated and decorated, including major exterior repairs, an iconostasis was installed, and the church was painted. The bell tower was built in 2013. The church has a brotherhood, a sisterhood, and a Sunday school.