Gropa

Gropa

Viewpoint 📍 Carpathians

Gropa is a 1,759-meter-high peak in the Gorgan massif, on the Bratkiv ridge. It stands right on the border of Zakarpattia and Ivano-Frankivsk regions, so those who want to can keep one foot in Transcarpathia and the other in Prykarpattia.

There is no forest at the very top - solid stones and thickets of mountain pine (that lot that likes to cling to its pants). But the view from above is not blocked by anything. Durnya (1709 m) and Bratkivska (1788 m) rise nearby, and the valley of the Turba river descends to the south.

The approaches lead from the villages of Brustura or Bystrytsia, and you cannot reach the top by car - only on foot, as befits real Gorgans. The Richansky Botanical Reserve and the Verkhne Ozerishche Nature Complex are located nearby.

FAQFrequently asked questions

What is Gropa and what is its height?

This is a 1,759-meter-high peak in the Gorgan massif, on the Bratkiv ridge. It sits just on the border of two regions - Zakarpattia and Ivano-Frankivsk, so you can keep one foot in Zakarpattia and the other in Prykarpattia.

How to get there?

The approaches are from the villages of Brustura or Bystrytsia. You can't get to the very top by car - you can only walk further, as befits real Gorgans.

What is up there and is it easy to walk?

There is no forest on the top and nearby slopes - solid stones and thickets of mountain pine (the same one that clings to your pants). The forests are already beginning below, so the view from above is not blocked by anything.

What peaks can be seen nearby?

Nearby are Durnya (1709 m) in the northwest and Bratkivska (1788 m) in the southwest. The valley of the Turba River descends to the south.

Is there anything nature conservation nearby?

Yes, the Richansky botanical reserve and the Verkhne Ozerishche nature complex are located nearby - just in case the scenery alone is not enough for you.

Reports from these routes

It won't be boring
Carpathians · 2009
It won't be boring

Summer. It's time for vacation. And so I also decided to rest. But I’m the kind of person who loves active recreation, so I had to look on the Internet for something to do. The…

⛰ Svydovets ✍ Yhor Hrytsiuk
First trip
Carpathians · 2015
First trip

The hike to Svidovets is my first hike with tents for 6 days. Before this, I had no idea what it was like to walk up and down the mountains for 6 days, with a backpack, live in…

⛰ Svydovets ✍ Roman Kozyi
I want more
Carpathians · 2015
I want more

I'll start with the route - the first impression from the description was so-so, it looked more like a children's route through the valleys, but the reality turned out to be much…

⛰ Svydovets ✍ Vytalyi Frolov
Have a nice weather
Carpathians · 2015
Have a nice weather

Greetings, dear residents of the city who are planning to get their ass off the couch! I hasten to share with you my impressions of the trip to Svidovets. The route was chosen based…

⛰ Svydovets ✍ Liudmyla Shepetovskaia
Strength test
Carpathians · 2013
Strength test

Where does the hike begin? From choosing a route, packing a backpack or taking the first step along forest paths? For me, it starts with defining a set of impressions that I will…

⛰ Svydovets ✍ Yulyia Kozyna
Over the tops of the mountains
Carpathians · 2015
Over the tops of the mountains

Just returned from a hike to Lake Synevyr, Carpathians. I really liked it. Everything was on the level. I've been hiking since I was 5 years old, so I know what I'm talking about.…

⛰ Svydovets ✍ Ylia Rybachuk

On the map

Nearby

Join a trip

Leave a contact - we’ll send details and help you pick a trip.

Leave a phone or email - whichever suits you

By submitting, you agree we may use your contact to reply.