Homul

Homul is a mountain summit in the Eastern Carpathians that reaches 1788 meters and features steep slopes covered with thick coniferous forests. The peak sits within a larger range that forms a natural barrier between valleys and settlements.

This peak sits in an area that underwent administrative reorganization in 1966, building on territorial divisions that existed in earlier decades. These boundary changes shaped the structure of the mountain region that visitors see today.

The mountain villages around this peak keep alive traditional Hutsul customs through handmade wooden objects and clothing styles unique to the high regions. Visitors can see this heritage in local workshops and during community gatherings.

Hiking season runs from late spring through early autumn when trails are most passable and weather is stable. Local guides from nearby villages know the terrain well and can help with route planning.

Several natural springs flow from this peak, feeding water to the valleys below and sustaining the forest ecosystem. These springs serve as vital water sources for the villages in the surrounding lowlands.