Yavoriv National Nature Park

Yavoriv National Nature Park

Yavoriv National Nature Park

About the park

This park is a symbolic place from where streams and rivers flow in different directions through Podillya, Polissya and the Carpathians to the Black and Baltic Seas. One of its most interesting parts is the hills of the Main European Watershed, the riches of which are protected by the Yavoriv National Nature Park.

There is a drowsy forest and under its feet a carpet of periwinkle flowers among ancient beeches, as well as pine-beech-oak forests, which can be found only in Roztochia and Crimea. Here, on the ponds, the incredible birds stop to rest on their way to endless migrations. In the park, the descendants of wild tarpan horses are bred.

Nearby, you can see Krekhiv shrines and Stradetska mountain, surrounded by hills of beech and pine forests of Roztochia. Prayer is especially audible  here. There are small villages around, where folk craftsmen will teach you to decorate the world-famous Yavoriv toy with “verbivka”. History is preserved here – there are several museums where you can see the historical finds.

About the park

71.08 sq km

That's a little more than San Marino


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6

routes

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8

descendants of wild tarpan horses

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300

species of animals

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2 pilgrimage centers

Krekhiv shrines and Stradetska mountain

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67.3 hectares

of ancient beech forests

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745

species of plants

Official map

Enjoy

What to do

Hiking
Hiking
Cycling trips
Cycling trips
Horseback riding
Horseback riding
Scandinavian walking
Scandinavian walking
Fishing
Fishing
Bird watching
Bird watching
Geotravelling
Geotravelling
Culture
Culture
Events
Events
Skiing
Skiing
Swimming
Swimming
Campsites
Campsites
Visit centers, museums
Visit centers, museums
Eco-trails
Eco-trails

Adventure ideas

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Who lives in the park

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What grows in the park

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The nearest parks and reserves

The entire Nature Reserve Fund of Ukraine

  • 53 National nature parks

  • 19 Nature reserves

  • 5 Biosphere reserves