Hutsulshchyna National Nature Park

The park extends across 32,271 hectares of the Pokutian Carpathians, featuring mountain ridges, broad valleys, and elevations ranging from 350 to 1,472 meters.

The park, established in 2002, continues a conservation legacy that began in the late 17th century with early efforts to protect the Carpathian forests.

Local Hutsul communities maintain traditional crafts and practices within the park boundaries, contributing to the preservation of regional heritage.

Visitors can access numerous hiking trails, observation points, and guided tours throughout the park's network of spruce-fir-beech forest paths.

The park contains 60 distinct geological formations and supports rare plant species such as Arnica Montana and Colchicum autumnale.

Location: Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast

Inception: May 14, 2002

Website: http://nnph.if.ua

GPS coordinates: 48.30070,25.09070

Latest update: March 3, 2025 16:56