Yaiko-Ilemske

The Yayko-Ilemske peak reaches an elevation of 1,680 meters with steep northeastern slopes and gentler southeastern and northwestern inclines covered in stone fields.

The mountain summit has served as a natural boundary marker between local communities in the Carpathian region throughout centuries of Ukrainian settlement patterns.

Local mountaineering groups maintain traditional hiking ceremonies at the summit, marking seasonal changes and introducing new members to mountain climbing practices.

Hikers can access the peak through multiple marked trails, with the blue-marked path from Myslivka village offering the most direct route to the summit.

The mountain features two distinct spurs, with the northwestern one gradually descending to Dovhe Pole meadow, while the southeastern holds remnants of a former hunting lodge.

GPS coordinates: 48.70416,23.84162

Latest update: March 23, 2025 04:48