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Alina P

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Reviewed 21 September 2018

The best Independence Day

It was fabulous! We were here in the 24th of August(it's Independence Day of Ukraine). The atmosphere was very festive and we were surrounded by many people from different region of our country, who decideted to celebrate this very important day on the highest mountain...More

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mgriz

Georgia

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Reviewed 12 September 2018 via mobile

Absolutely Beautiful!

Beautiful mountain with a million ways to get close. It seems the hiking trails begin in a few particular areas, and then, everyone seems to kind of meander along their own paths to get to where they’re going without any defining markings along the way....More

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Sara S

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Reviewed 10 September 2018 via mobile

Amazing hike

To all of you who want to hike and don't find enought information how to do it (as I was struggling with this a lot) :) We had an accomodation in Vorokhta and than took a taxy from the center of the village to Zarosilak...More

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aliona c

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Reviewed 23 August 2018 via mobile

Great experience

Check the weather before going there!! Some paths are not safe for the rain!! Personally I found the green path easier to get on the Hoverla than blue!! Use climbing sticks to get down with the blue path!! And do not forget to enjoy the...More

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Sander H

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Reviewed 13 July 2018 via mobile

Amazing trip

Mount Hoverla is definitely a good idea for a daytrip. Bring good shoes, enough food and take a rainjacket with you. You will have an amazing trip. Unfortunately there were a lot of clouds when I was there, but besides that it was amazing to...More

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leo b

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Reviewed 15 May 2018

Fantastic Adventure

Hoverla is 2061 metres high and is the tallest mountain in Ukraine. There are different routes you can take to the top, one being quite steep and the other offering a more gentle ascent. It takes quite a while to get to the summit but...More

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GlobeTrotting754487

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Reviewed 10 February 2018 via mobile

Extreme ascension

Hoverla is the highest mountain in Ukraine. You should be very prepared and strong to rise to the top. We have chosen not the best day for a hike, because the weather was rainy and foggy. But there was no road back, we put on...More

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Maxim Z

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Reviewed 21 December 2017 via mobile

Great adventure

Bring water and food with you. The mountain is not so hard for climbing,possible to make it with kids. But better take guided tour if you coming without a car. The starting point is pretty hard to get by public transport.

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Jedmodiah

Oregon

6619

Reviewed 19 September 2017

Amazing Hike for most ages

While the last bit gets quite steep, you can take it slow or hustle up to the top. The views are breathtaking and if you've been in Ukraine for awhile it's just nice to see some texture in the landscape. Make sure to bring plenty...More

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Irbe T

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Reviewed 9 July 2017 via mobile

Great experience

We were staying in Yaremche so we did our Hoverla hike with the tour company 100 stezhyn as it isn't easy to get to Hoverla by your own if you haven't a car. (And even if you have as the road to the mountain is...More

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David M

Hi, can somebody share the starting point of the hike trail for Mount Hoverla, please? Thanks David

9 September 2018|

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To be honest, I know think there may be several starting points. However, we followed the gps directive, and it took us to this area that appeared to be a tourist-y set up with the “huts” that sell all types of souvenirs... More