The long ascent, sometimes rewarding with extensive panoramic views, is rewarded with a field of cranberries in late summer (here at the end of the highlight). You can walk straight ahead for a multi-day tour. However, I chose the steep descent. For the descent, sturdy footwear is strongly recommended, the incline is sometimes so steep that slipping in wet weather is inevitable. In such a case, it is better to carefully take short, foot-long steps on the sides of the path. Anyone who bends over here may not be found for a long time, as the area is extremely sparsely frequented. However, if you are careful, you can enjoy the wonderful solitude.
During the time of logging and the loss of the trunk, listen to the noises of chainsaws. If you look carefully at the path you can find out whether trunks are currently being allowed to slide down into the valley. It is also advisable to ask people on site. In addition to Transcarpathian, most of them also understand Ukrainian and Russian. Some also in English or Hungarian.
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