The Vododilnyi ridge Ukraine

Departure at 6 am from Lviv by private bus to the village of Bilasovytsia. We meet all the participants near the circus and go on the road. On the first day, we will go to the ridge and climb the Pikui mountain (1408 m). There is one popular expression: “If you haven't seen Pikui, you haven't seen .... anything.” In Ukrainian, it sounds much funnier; we will explain it to you during the trip. Pikui is covered with rocks and cliffs, and it offers magnificent views. Famous Ukranian poet Ivan Franko liked to visit this mountain. So, hiking to Mount Pikui is a must-have.

On this day, we will continue along the ridge and climb more peaks: Zelemenyi, Nondah, Prypir, Hostryi Verkh, and Velykyi Verkh. The last peak deserves special attention because you can admire the Polish Bieszczady and see where the borders of the three countries—Ukraine, Poland, and Slovakia—converge.

When we arrive at the Panska Dolyna meadow in the evening, we will set up our tents and cook dinner. Here, we will have time to talk, play games, and enjoy the sunset in the mountains.

The second day of the trip will start with a delicious breakfast, but don't wait for it in the tent. The sunrise in the mountains is a special magic, so we wake up quickly, prepare ourselves some food, and hit the road. Ahead of us is the way to the village of Sianky, up to the Polish border. The entire route will go downhill, though with small elevation changes. Along the way, we will pass about a dozen more mountains from which we can see the Carpathians located on the Polish and Slovak sides. Maybe we will even meet a group of Poles who often like to walk this route.
At the end of our journey, we will summarize the results of the traveling game “Duel” - it will be an honest intellectual quest, and the winner will receive a gift from us.

In the village of Sianky, a bus will be waiting to take us to Lviv. We will arrive in Lviv around 23:00.