Pozyzewska

The Pozyzewska summit reaches an elevation of 1822 meters and features steep slopes covered with beech and spruce forests throughout its terrain.

The first documented explorations of Pozyzewska mountain occurred in the early 20th century when mountaineers began mapping the Ukrainian Carpathian peaks systematically.

The mountain name derives from Romanian language elements, reflecting the historical connections between different ethnic groups in the Carpathian mountain range.

Visitors can access Pozyzewska through nearby towns of Yaremche or Vorokhta, where local guides provide essential information about trail conditions.

The eastern slope of Pozyzewska contains the primary spring of the Prut River, which shapes the regional water systems and local ecosystems.

Elevation above the sea: 1,822 m

GPS coordinates: 48.14431,24.52355

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:03