Dividing ridge

Meeting of the group in Uzhgorod at the railway station at 7:50 am. By this time the daily Kyiv (7-45) train arrives. At 8:30 we board the train to the Uzhotsky Pass. We get off at Uzhok station around 11 am and start climbing the polonyna. After 4 km along the forest road we come out to Mount Drogobitsky Kamen - this peak is where the ridge actually begins. From here you can see a beautiful panorama of the Uzhanskaya Valley and the villages of the Lviv region. Continuing along the ridge we notice already the final destination of the route is the mountain of Pikuy. It will accompany us on our hike constantly, popping up from left to right. From the end of June in the meadows you can pick a lot of blueberries, lingonberries, and blueberries (in autumn). Along the way we take the top of Mount Starostin, then - Zhurivka at the foot of which we set up camp on a site among the stones overlooking Mount Ostruya (1408m.)
Distance 9 km.

We return to the main ridge and continue along the route. To the left and right of the ridge we can see fields of arnica, which blooms here in the second half of June. At the lowest point of the ridge is the Russian Path pass (1190 m) which was used during the fighting of the First and Second World Wars. In memory of those events, a cross. In addition, local residents of two neighboring regions use it as a shortcut. Climbing to the top of the Great Top. From here we can see (in a western direction) the Polish Beschady (Tarnica 1365m) as well as the neighboring mountains: Polonina Runa, Acute, Lyutyanskaya Golitsa. After descending the peak, we go out onto the plateau where we will camp for the night, but from the side of Lvovskaya areas. If you're lucky, we'll meet the Likhobor grooms, who graze wonderful horses here in the meadow.
Distance 8 km.

We slowly climb to the top of Nondag (1303m). From here it’s already a stone’s throw to the highest peak of the mountain ridge Pikuy. Increasingly, there are scattered stones and massive rocks along the road. After descending to the foot through the undergrowth we begin to rise. The cone of the mountain is topped with a four-meter stone tetrahedral table, which was built by the residents of the village Gusny in 1935 in honor of the first president of Czechoslovakia (in those years Transcarpathia was part of this country) Masaryk. From here it opens a panoramic view of the Borzhavsky ridge. Along the marked path passing between the stones, we begin the descent to the village of Bilasovitsa. To the village, we get there around 16:00. The Kyiv Chop highway runs here. We take the bus and go to Volovets (20 km) where it is already possible to get on to the desired train (Uzhgorod - Kyiv 17:50, Uzhgorod - Kyiv 19:10, Uzhgorod - Odessa 21:18, Mukachevo - Lviv 18:43)
Distance 13 km.