Trekking to Hoverla mountain Ukraine
About the trip
- 30.01.2021 - 31.01.2021 (2 day) - Registration untill Jan. 25, 2021
The winter mountains' beauty and inaccessibility fascinate and beckon adventure. Many travelers have probably climbed Hoverla at least once in their lives. Most of these hikes take place in the summer when there are many tourists and souvenir sellers around who spoil the trekking atmosphere.
Climbing Hoverla in winter is an entirely different matter. First, it is difficult, and you must sweat a little. Second, the weather in winter is highly naughty and can change at any moment. Despite all these difficulties, you can be sure that if you have not seen the Winter Hoverla, you have missed the chance to see something extraordinary.
There is one more important point! We should not forget that the war is ongoing, so we are helping the Ukrainian Armed Forces. One of us is at the front—Daniil Kharytonchyk. We will transfer 15% of our profits to the 80th Air Assault Brigade. If you want to donate, you can top up your monobank!
So, we are waiting for you, daredevils and adventurers who love challenges and are not afraid of difficulties. If you are interested in participating, please register, and we will contact you. For more information, please call: +38 (096) 40-33-589
GRA guides
Lubomyr Andreykiv
Trip leader
My secret is that I go to the mountains! Each trip opens up new landscapes, challenges and a part of me. It gives me a new charge of strength, a desi… More >
Price
- PriceReservation is valid only until the end of registration3900 ₴If booked until Jan. 25, 2021Book a trip
- guide services
- round-trip transportation (by private bus)
- accommodation in a biological station (research base of Ivan Franko University)
- meals during the trip
- insurance
- hiking game
- group first aid kit
- equipment (pots, stoves, gas cylinders, walkie-talkies)
- meals on the road (cafe)
List of items needed
- flashlight (required)
- sleeping bag (comfort + 3)
- sleeping pad
- backpack (55+ liters)
- rain cover for backpack
- sit pad
- trekking poles (optional)
- hiking gaiters (required)
- a jacket or down jacket
- comfortable pants (not jeans)
- spare warm socks
- spare T-shirt
- fleece
- windbreaker jacket, raincoat, or poncho (preferably 2 in 1 - a membrane jacket)
- neck gaiter
- hat and gloves
- quality traveling shoes (tracks or boots)
- slippers for the hut
- spoon
- plate
- cup
- thermos
- water bottle
- personal medicines, hygiene products