Mikhail 57 Mir, but what can you do?)))) When you've already traveled so much distance, there's nothing left to do but move forward and hope there's more to come))). Thank you!!!
This is where the final and steepest section of the ascent to Hoverla begins... However, the photographer and nature are at their best!
Sometimes it happens like this:
Vyacheslav Yagodzinsky, is that a cloud descending below the summit? I read somewhere that Hoverla can only be climbed during a certain season, from spring to some time in autumn. But perhaps that's only for groups.
Vyacheslav Yagodzinsky, is that cloud below the summit? I read somewhere that Hoverla can only be climbed during a certain season, from spring to some time in the fall. But maybe that's only for groups.
Elena Borzhkovskaya, This is the view from the descent from Hoverla. On the way up, the impenetrable cloud cover was much lower. Plus, there was a strong wind. Interestingly, the sun was shining brightly up to about 1,500 meters, and it was quite comfortable. That is, Hoverla, like many other peaks, is very changeable, as it often forms its own microclimate, which is quite harsh. But you can climb Hoverla at any time of year. You just need to take the actual weather into account and always treat any mountain with respect.
Elena Borzhkovskaya, This is the view from the descent from Hoverla. On the way up, the impenetrable cloud cover was much lower. Plus, there was a strong wind. Interestingly, the sun was shining brightly up to about 1,500 meters, and it was quite comfortable. That is, Hoverla, like many other peaks, is very changeable, as it often forms its own microclimate, which is quite harsh. And you can climb Hoverla at any time of year. You just have to take the actual weather into account and always treat any mountain with respect.
Vyacheslav Yagodzinsky, I really liked this photo "Mirage"!!!
Sometimes it's like this: