Among the natural treasures that adorn our homeland, the Carpathians occupy a special place. Mountain ridges covered with coniferous forests seem to emerge from the very heart of the earth, creating an impression of steadfastness and stability since ancient times. Each of the highest peaks of the Carpathians is special, but each of them is able to give us unforgettable impressions and extraordinary landscapes. Life in the mountains pulsates with its special energy. Brave tourists who overcome heights and go on an adventure become a part of this amazing landscape.
Hoverla is the highest mountain in Ukraine
Height: 2061 m.
Region: Chornohora mountain massif at the intersection of Nadvirnyan district of Ivano-Frankivsk region and Rakhiv district of Zakarpattia region.
Mount Hoverla, etched in the memory of Ukrainians as a symbol of eternal natural majesty, rises in the Carpathians and legendarily attracts tourists with its unearthly beauty. With a height of 2061 m, this mountain wins the hearts of nature lovers and active travelers.
For those who want to reach the top of Hoverla, there are several tourist routes. The most popular is the route from the village of Vorokhta, where you can enjoy picturesque views and cross a mountain river. Another path starts from the village of Polyanytsia and leads through the picturesque polony massif. Having chosen any of them, tourists feel elation and harmony, communicating with nature.
A lot of interesting things await you on your trip to Hoverla. On the way, you will meet the Shipit waterfall, which speaks loudly about the power of mountain streams, and from the top, you will see an enchanting panorama: green forests, blue sky and a mighty peak create a unique aura. Here you can even touch the sky when you raise your hands surrounded by clouds. Along with the feelings of peace and grandeur, there is also an incessant movement.
Brebeneskul is the highest of the peaks of the Chornohora range
Height: 2038 m.
Region: Chornohora mountain massif at the intersection of Ivano-Frankivsk and Transcarpathian regions.
Mount Brebeneskul is a real natural pearl embodied in the heights of the Carpathians. Its height is 2038 m, making a dizzying challenge to the tourist world. This massive peak wins the hearts of nature lovers and desperate adventurers.
Travelers can choose one of the exciting tourist routes. One of them is the route through the village of Vorokhta, where the track leads through a raging mountain stream and leads through forest tracts. Another option is the route from the Rakhiv pass, which opens up spectacular panoramas and presents tourists with a real mountain challenge.
Crystal clear skies and unparalleled views will make your trip unforgettable. Brebeneskull is also famous for its relict forests, which hide a wealth of flora and fauna.
Pip Ivan or Black Mountain
Height: 2020.5 m.
Region: the southeastern part of the Chornohora mountain massif at the intersection of the Ivano-Frankivsk and Transcarpathian regions.
Mount Pip Ivan, also known as Black Mountain, is a historical and natural symbol of the Carpathians. From its height - 2020 m - breathtaking panoramas and a rich cultural heritage can be seen. This is the place where the past and the future meet.
Brave travelers have a choice: one of the most popular routes is from Hoverla. It includes picturesque forests and streams that lift the spirit and give confidence. Another option is through the village of Dzembronya, which envelops you in an atmosphere of coziness and tradition.
One of the most impressive features of Mount Pip Ivan is the cultural complex located on the summit. The wooden cross, which is a symbol of faith and national unity, impresses with its scale and importance for the Ukrainian people. Travelers can feel a deep connection with the past and enjoy the spiritual atmosphere of this place. Turning away from spiritual experiences, visitors can also enjoy incredible scenery. A panoramic view of the Carpathians, scattered villages and green meadows make the trip unique.
Mount Petros
Height: 2020 m.
Region: Chornohora mountain massif in Rakhiv district of Zakarpattia region.
Mount Petros is a remarkable corner of the Carpathians, mesmerizing with its beauty and secrets. With a height of 2020 m, it is an attractive magnet for tourists and nature lovers. A popular route from Bukovel offers views of the Carpathian ridges and meadows. Another option is to rest in the village of Vorokhta and overcome the slopes through forests and meadows.
At the top of Petros, every tourist will be greeted by an architectural monument in the form of a chapel and a cross, symbolizing Cossack valor. So, enjoying the panorama of the Carpathians, you can feel the spirit of the past. Mount Petros is an unforgettable journey into the world of mountains and adventures that inspires and leaves a mark in the heart of everyone who visits here.
Gutin Tomnatyk
Height: 2016 m.
Region: southwestern spur of the Black Mountain in the Rakhiv district of the Transcarpathian region.
Gutyn Tomnatyk Mountain is a magical peak of the Carpathians, mesmerizing with its unique beauty. With its 2016 m height, the mountain peak attracts the attention of tourists and travelers.
Tourist routes to Gutyn Tomnatyk are paths to adventure. The route from Hutsulske village fascinates with unforgettable views and landscapes. Also, every tourist can overcome the mountain roads from Polyanytsia, which will give everyone an adrenaline rush and unforgettable impressions.
