Dzembronia

Dzembronia is a mountain summit in the Carpathians reaching approximately 1,877 meters, surrounded by subalpine meadows on its southeastern slopes. The peak transitions from forested lower elevations to open grassy ridges, creating varied terrain for visitors to explore.

The name originated from Berestetska Dzembronya and is connected to early settlement patterns in the Carpathian region. The mountain landscape has influenced human movement and habitation through the centuries.

The surrounding villages show strong Hutsul traditions through local crafts, clothing, and the way people celebrate seasonal gatherings throughout the year. These customs shape how families live in the mountains and connect with the landscape around them.

Hiking trails begin from nearby villages and pass through various landscapes on the way to the summit, with several routes offering different difficulty levels. Accommodation ranges from basic mountain shelters to more comfortable guesthouses located in the valleys.

The peak serves as the source point for two separate rivers that flow in different directions into the surrounding valleys. This makes it a significant water origin for the wider Carpathian region.

GPS coordinates: 48.07621,24.60540

Latest update: December 14, 2025 12:24