Zhenetskyi Huk

Zhenetskyi Huk is a waterfall in the Carpathian Mountains where water drops over rocky ledges to create a cascading flow along the Zhenets River. The water plunges down multiple tiers of stone and forms strong currents at various heights along the descent.

This waterfall formed through water erosion along the Zhenets River in the valley between mountain ridges and is among the newer cascade formations in the Ukrainian Carpathians. Its creation is tied to the geological processes and water flow patterns of this highland region.

The name 'Huk' comes from the thunderous roar that echoes when water crashes against the massive rocks below. Visitors immediately notice this sound as a defining feature of the experience here.

The best way to reach it is by road from the nearby village of Mykulychyn, where there is a checkpoint along the route. Sturdy footwear and caution on wet rocks are important since the mist and water spray make the paths slippery.

In spring, melting snow intensifies the water flow dramatically, while cold months transform the cascade into ice sculptures against the mountain backdrop. These seasonal shifts create entirely different visual experiences throughout the year.

GPS coordinates: 48.39086,24.49948

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:56