Korotkan
Boyaryn, also known as Korotkan, is a mountain in the center of the Gorgan massif in the Ukrainian Carpathians, about 1,679 meters high. It is located in the Bogorodchan district of the Ivano-Frankivsk region and has an elongated oval shape from east to west, connecting with the neighboring Negrova by a gentle bridge.
They usually come here from the villages of Stara Huta, Bystrytsia or Maksimets, depending on which side you came from. The lower slopes are covered with mixed and coniferous forest, and above the classic Gorgan stone deposits and sandstone screes begin, where it is worth looking carefully under your feet.
In good weather, the ridges of Sivulya, Stanimir and Tavpyshirk can be seen from the top. Bad weather, as usual in Gorgany, hides all this in a cloud, so without a reserve of time and patience it is better not to count on distant panoramas.
FAQFrequently asked questions
What kind of mountain is it and how high is it?
This is Boyarin, also known as Korotkan - a mountain in the center of the Gorgan massif in the Ukrainian Carpathians. The height is about 1,679 meters (in some sources, it is 1,675.4 m - the mountain, it seems, has not yet been determined).
Where is it and how to get there?
Mountain in the Bogorodchan district of the Ivano-Frankivsk region. They usually come from the villages of Stara Huta, Bystrytsia or Maksymets - depending on which side you came from.
Is it easy to go there?
The upper and middle slopes are covered with stone rubble and scree, so look carefully under your feet - this is sandstone, not a park path. A mixed and coniferous forest begins below.
What can be seen from the top?
In good weather, the ridges of Sivulya, Stanimyr and Tavpyshirka open up. The mountain itself has an elongated oval shape from east to west and is connected by a gentle bridge to the neighboring Negrova (1604 m).