Sinyak Massif

Sinyak Massif is a mountain range in Zakarpattia Oblast that spreads across forest-covered slopes and open mountain meadows. The terrain offers multiple walking routes with varying difficulty levels suitable for different fitness levels.

The area shows evidence of human settlement from the earliest Stone Age period. This long history of habitation reflects the region's position as a crossroads between different cultural zones.

Local communities use this landscape for traditional shepherding practices and gather wild herbs that form the basis of regional medicinal preparations passed down through families.

The mountain range is most easily reached from the town of Irshava, where local guides and detailed maps can be obtained. Sturdy footwear and adequate water and food supplies are essential, especially for longer walking days.

The massif contains deposits of polymetallic minerals and kaolin that serve important economic purposes in the region. These geological features have shaped both the landscape and the local economy over time.

Location: Zakarpattia Oblast

Elevation above the sea: 1,018 m

Part of: Vihorlat-Gutin Area

GPS coordinates: 48.61066,22.87235

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:04